Anyone had remission/significant improvement from exceptional pacing?
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Not stated
- Ill for
- 2+ years
- Published
- Apr 2017
Summary
Months of strict pacing reduced this poster's bad days and brought a run of 20 headache-free days in autumn, but he says overall activity capacity kept declining even as day-to-day symptom load eased - summed up by saying pacing "doesn't lead to remission," only to somewhat fewer bad days.
What they credit
Credits Pacing, Pacing and the energy envelope.
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