Stories that make
Visual Snow Syndrome visible
Media coverage can help turn an unfamiliar condition into one that is recognised, discussed and better understood.
Living with Visual Snow Syndrome can be difficult to explain to others, especially when the condition is still unfamiliar to many. By sharing personal experiences and stories in the media, we aim to make VSS more visible and better understood. Discover recent interviews and features about living with VSS and the work of Visual Snow Europe Foundation.
Maartje van Meijel about her life with Visual Snow Syndrome
In a personal interview with Libelle, a Dutch magazine, Maartje van Meijel shares her experience of living with Visual Snow Syndrome, the impact of the condition, and the importance of raising awareness and recognition.
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In conversation about Visual Snow Syndrome
In Hoofdzaken, a Dutch magazine focused on headache disorders, Maartje van Meijel discusses her experience of living with Visual Snow Syndrome and her efforts to increase awareness, understanding and scientific attention for VSS.
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Are you a journalist, editor or programme maker interested in covering Visual Snow Syndrome? Visual Snow Europe Foundation is happy to provide background information and connect you with relevant contacts. Please contact us at info@visualsnoweurope.com .