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ME/CFS Outcome unclearIll for 3 years

Chelsea DREAMED of Sharing this ME/CFS Recovery Story!

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Moderate (mostly housebound)
Ill for
3 years
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In their words
  • Condition: ME/CFSthe chronic fatigue came back and much stronger Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • At worst: Moderateand then i crashed and then i was really sick and then i started applying for disability Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • Began after: another virusi got sick three times like a month apart and it was like a flu but my only symptom was exhaustion

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Summary

Chelsea's chronic fatigue returned at age 28, and she was ill for about three years before she noticed improvement. She credits ozone therapy from a naturopath, sleep work and ANS Rewire, then graded exercise with pacing after a crash that led her to apply for disability. She now lives an active life but still feels fear and stress outside her routine.

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What they tried

Also tried

commander· Helped a lotolive leaf extract· Helped a lotsleep support and sleep hygiene· Helped a lotsleep medication (not named)· Helpedcompassion, gratitude and emotional release practices· Helpedintuitive eating· HelpedNotion app for daily schedule and progress tracking· Helpedsupplements for heavy metal toxicity (medical intuitive)· No changenaturopath protocol (hormone balancing, gut healing, mitochondrial support)· No changehigh dose vitamin C· Not saidimmunobear (pharmaceutical antiviral)· Not said
Their words about each treatment
  • commander · Helped a lothe gave me some like powerful antiviral herbs one was commander and one was olive leaf extract and then i fully recovered Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • supplements for heavy metal toxicity (medical intuitive) · No changehe said i had like heavy metal toxicity and i was taking supplements for it and it was not helping at all Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • naturopath protocol (hormone balancing, gut healing, mitochondrial support) · No changei didn't find his treatments helpful so we worked on trying to balance my hormones Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • ozone therapy · Helpedit seemed like the ozone therapy was particularly helpful Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • high dose vitamin C · Not saidwhich was mainly ozone therapy high dose vitamin c and also some pharmaceutical antiviral i forget what it's called oh immunobear Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • ANS Rewire · Helpedmaybe just like the positive reinforcement and work i was doing with the ans rewire Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • sleep support and sleep hygiene · Helped a lotgetting my the sleep support was really a big game changer Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • sleep medication (not named) · Helpedi needed the medication as well Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • yoga nidra and daily meditation · Helpedone thing which is really helpful and i still use this yoga nidra Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • compassion, gratitude and emotional release practices · Helpedpractices of compassion was really really helpful Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • intuitive eating · Helpedintuitive eating actually ended up being what helped me the most of my digestion Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • graded exercise therapy (her own version) · Helped a lotgradually increasing movement and activity was extremely helpful i think it was one of the main drivers that got me through this Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • pacing · Helped a lotyeah it really paid off like a lot Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • Notion app for daily schedule and progress tracking · Helpedi found it really helpful to and important to um track my progress Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • immunobear (pharmaceutical antiviral) · Not saidand also some pharmaceutical antiviral i forget what it's called oh immunobear Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions

Approaches: Alternative therapies · Brain retraining · Diet · Mind-body practices · Pacing · Physiotherapy and rehab

Their path

They say too little about how ill they were at each step to draw it on the severity scale, so the steps are listed as they describe them.

WhenWhat happenedWhere they wereAfter
age 19Tired all the time after mono, falling asleep in class but still doing everythingi started noticing i was tired a lot i was still able to do everything in my life but i noticed i was tired a lot Watch the video ↗From the video’s captionsMild
age 20Fully recovered after antiviral herbs from a medical intuitivehe gave me some like powerful antiviral herbs one was commander and one was olive leaf extract and then i fully recovered Watch the video ↗From the video’s captionsRecoveredHerbal remedies (unspecified)
age 28, AugustChronic fatigue returned more strongly after three flu-like episodes a month apartwhen i was 28 i noticed that's when i started getting the chronic fatigue came back and much stronger Watch the video ↗From the video’s captionsMild
summer 2021Getting her health back with ozone therapy, ANS Rewire and sleep support; paddle boarding and a bike tripi started noticing improvements and i felt like i was getting my health back Watch the video ↗From the video’s captionsMildOzone therapy and EBOO
fall 2021Crashed after a bike trip and painting a room; applied for disabilityand then i crashed and then i was really sick and then i started applying for disability Watch the video ↗From the video’s captionsModerate
from February 2022Her own graded activity programme, building up from three massage clients a weeki kept going with my own version and i kept seeing results Watch the video ↗From the video’s captionsMildGraded rehab and self-made programmes
last few monthsFunctional out in the world and dating, still overwhelmed by new or stressful eventsinstead of me constantly focusing on recovery i started having more of a life like focusing on dating Watch the video ↗From the video’s captionsNear normalGraded rehab and self-made programmes

Adverse events

  • “and then i crashed and then i was really sick” Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions Made symptoms worse
  • “it could cause my symptoms to flare up and i could feel worse for a little bit” Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions Made symptoms worse

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Post-exertional malaisethen i would do too much and i would crash Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • Sleep problemswhen my body just seemed to be so agitated and sleep was so hard Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • Gut problemsit's been a huge area of um imbalance for a long time Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions
  • Anxiety & low moodi still feel it now actually the the fear and the stress Watch the video ↗From the video’s captions

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