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Originally posted by KappaKittyCat
The most frustrating part is that it's an "invisible" disease, so people just dismiss it. It's hard to diagnose, and I was told for 21 years that it was all in my head.
As for me, I'm living with it now. It was a relief finally to get an accurate diagnosis so that I could learn to manage it. I work out daily, try to eat right and get enough sleep, and remember to take my happy pills every day.
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Bumping this thread b/c i'm ticked at myself for having this:
I have CFS. I recently just spent like 19 hours in bed. I've had a lot of stress lately and a lot going on. But still it is so frustrating. And when I go to the UK Clinic they tell me I"m lazy.
PS. - What are you're happy pills? PM me.....we'll share happy pill news together
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