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Wellbeing & Fitness

4 things to remember when pacing yourself if you have a chronic illness, fatigue or pain

27/06/2022

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Caz, who has ME/CFS and fibromyalgia, shares 4 things to remember when pacing yourself to help manage chronic illness, fatigue…

Wellbeing & Fitness

Long Covid and ME/CFS: my ongoing battle with both

26/06/2021

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As we hear more about people suffering from long Covid and its similarities to ME, we hear from Sally, who…

Wellbeing & Fitness

ME awareness month: Danni Brennand on perfecting bed life

25/05/2021

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Danni Brennand, a blogger who has ME, has written an article that includes many useful tips on how to live…

Work & Education

How starting a blog changed my life with ME for the better

14/06/2020

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Blogger Pippa tells us how she came to start a blog and Instagram channel sharing her experiences with ME/CFS, and…

Lifestyle

The Girl Behind Dark Glasses: a memoir of living bedridden with ME

21/09/2018

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Writing can be a great outlet, especially when it comes to dealing with a life-changing disability. Jessica, who has ME…

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