πππ PINK BADGES and VERIFIED MEMBERS WITH AT LEAST 5 BADGES πππ
World APS Day is an opportunity to raise awareness about Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS), support those living with it, and help others understand this often misunderstood condition. Your mission: create a short video sharing your thoughts, experiences, or knowledge about APS. π
π How to Participate: 1οΈβ£ π₯ Make a 30β60 second video where you: π Share a personal experience with APS, or π Talk about someone you know who lives with APS, or π Share facts, awareness, symptoms, challenges, or lessons you've learned about APS
2οΈβ£ Keep it authentic, respectful, and informative. Humor is welcome if appropriate, but awareness is the priority. 3οΈβ£ Include a caption summarizing your key message, fact, experience, or reflection.
π‘ You don't need to be an expert. Honest stories, thoughtful reflections, and educational messages can help spread awareness and support.
π Suggested Prompts for Inspiration (or create your own): π€ "Before today, I had never heard of APS, and here's what I learned..." π€ "One fact about APS that surprised me is..." π€ "Living with an invisible illness can be challenging because..." π€ "A message of support I'd like to share with people living with APS is..." π€ "Why awareness of rare diseases like APS matters..." π€ "One thing I learned about blood clotting disorders is..." π€ "How health awareness can help save lives..." π€ "What compassion and understanding mean for people facing chronic illnesses..."
β‘οΈ One entry per participant β‘οΈ Drop your post link in the comment section β‘οΈ Tag at least 2 friends β‘οΈ β Do NOT use the βSubscribe Onlyβ option
π Rewards: β¨ All valid participants earn 350,000 MLX
β° Challenge ends when 10 participants join or on Sunday, June 14, 2026, at 23:59 UTC, whichever comes first.
Together, let's spread awareness, understanding, and support for those affected by APS. ππ¦
No, it was mostly about making research about Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS) and sharing awareness, or share a story if you know someone suffering from it.