Emerge x Shiloh Moore – November 2025

A photo of artist Shiloh Moore standing in front of a white interior wall. She is wearing a black t-shirt printed with a large sunflower design, and wearing a black tote bag over her shoulder. The tote bag is printed with an illustration of a recumbent figure wearing an eye mask and headphones. Above the figure are the words: Myalgic Encephalomyelitis: Hard to say. Harder to live. Below the figure is Emerge Australia’s logo featuring a battery emblem around the name of the organisation. Shiloh is smiling and holding the tote bag out towards the camera.

Note: (My carer took this photo in the morning and I had a doc appt after. All afternoon and evening I’ve been the figure on the bag and I will be for who knows how many more days. ME/CFS is cruel!)

Emerge – a favourite ME/CFS charity – is using one of my drawings on their fundraising merch! In September I drew a figure with ME/CFS lying down, wholeheartedly resting (resting with no sensory stimulus), with an eyemask and noise-cancelling headphones on. Emerge has printed the figure on bags and t-shirts to help fundraise and increase awareness of the 600,000 Australians living with ME/CFS, Long COVID and other energy-limiting conditions. I love the slogan on the bag: ‘Myalgic Encephalomyelitis: Hard to say. Harder to live.’

My friend Amanda Francey (who created my See ME Expo, link in comments) also drew a girl with ‘Cure ME’ that’s printed on water bottles and shirts, and there are eyemasks.

I’m wearing my own ByShi ‘Sunflower Blossoming/ Flourishing’ shirt that symbolises hidden disability.

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