MY CHRONIC ILLNESS STORY PART 2. A timeline of my ME/CFS. The WORST year of my life and A LEVELS.

This video is part 2 of my Chronic illness (ME/CFS) story over the last 5 years, including what it was like to live through the worst year in my life, how I completed my A Levels, working a part time job, and dealing with loneliness during my Gap Year all while managing ME/CFS, Anxiety and Depression.
Watch Part 1 HERE: • MY CHRONIC ILLNESS STO...
My name is Elinor, I am a 21-year-old sociology student who has been living with ME/CFS for 5 years. This video does not necessarily reflect everyone's experience and illness story with ME/CFS because we are all different and have different experiences. This is because ME/CFS can be more severe and milder than I have experienced and therefore each person’s story will be different!
Other Videos on my Chronic Illness:
My life with Chronic illness. (ME/CFS) • My life with a CHRONIC...
Quarantine week in my life with a chronic illness • QUARANTINE Week in my ...
Flare ups with CFS • CHRONIC FATIGUE FLARE ...
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  • @Erinm777
    @Erinm777 Жыл бұрын

    I just found your channel and wanted to thank you for all of the information around CFS / ME. My illness started last year and it’s been difficult finding manageable tips. Thank you 🥹

  • @genericyoutubehandle.
    @genericyoutubehandle.4 жыл бұрын

    I'm so proud of you for putting yourself in such a vulnerable position to talk about your symptoms and your mental health! (not to mention the editing is STUNNING)

  • @ElinorBrown

    @ElinorBrown

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much !! means so much to me that you like the stuff I'm making !! love you so much !!

  • @kirstyh1189
    @kirstyh11894 жыл бұрын

    I understand you. I am on second year of nursing school and I got very ill since October last year. Then again in February, I got super ill again and because of corona, the house doctor cannot send me to the hospital to be checked by the specialist. Then in early this month, just before my exams, I need to go to the hospital to be checked. I was so tired and had pains everywhere. Just everytime I am scheduled to have exams, I always need to go see the specialist. I thought I flunked all my exams. I was in no state or form to take it. A day before my last exam, I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, me/cfs and depression. But I passed my exams thankfully. Just keep hanging in there... there is always bright light at the end of the tunnel.

  • @ElinorBrown

    @ElinorBrown

    4 жыл бұрын

    I'm sorry you had to go through all that difficulty but I'm so glad you are seeing some positive change now and have the reward of passing your exams !! Keeping going is the most important thing, that's how you get to a place where you can really LIVE your life again !!

  • @nicokelly6453
    @nicokelly64532 жыл бұрын

    I like come back and rewatch this when I'm having a crash/flare up because it helps me feel less alone I think, but this time while rewatching through this again it really stuck out to me that you were told to do Graded Exercise Therapy makes your bad year make so much more sense in a bad way. I've been spending the past while reading through the articles that have come out in the past few years discussing why GET worsens a lot of ME patients health and the studies supporting GET for ME are deeply flawed or highly misleading. I'm glad things have been changing the past few years but it really is so awful how the PACE trial and generally doctors not listening to ME patients has led to so much more pain and harm to people with ME. I'm glad several big agencies and national organizations have been changing guidelines to match the research showing GET is not the best treatment for lots of ME patients. Of course, I don't know everything that could've effected your health at the time. I definitely know how you feel in regards to poor health contributing to loneliness. Missing out on doing things with people you care about is one of the harder things about chronic illness, in my opinion... Thank you for sharing your experience. It's nice to hear from other chronically ill people.

  • @ElinorBrown

    @ElinorBrown

    2 жыл бұрын

    I'm happy I can help a little! Yes, Graded exercise Therapy definitely made me a lot worse and impacted my mental health because it was so difficult for me! You're right loneliness is a big deal in mental health as well!!

  • @MotheDev-th2pn
    @MotheDev-th2pn17 күн бұрын

    I loved this video but please replace the music. My god. I felt like I was being put on hold to speak someone about life insurance.

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