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ME/CFS Severe → somewhat betterIll 3.5 years before improving or writing

Hardly able to get out of bed with ME/CFS, now somewhat better after doctors listened

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Severe (mostly bedbound)
Ill before improving or writing
3.5 years
Last post
Jul 2026
In their words
  • Condition: ME/CFSAfterwards, I developed chronic fatigue (potentially CFS) on top of Hashimoto's In context ↗
  • At worst: SevereAt some point I could hardly get out of bed, I have terrible hyperacusis which prevents me from even going outside on many days In context ↗
  • Now: Somewhat betterMy health is slowly getting better, but it is a snail race:) In context ↗
  • Began after: injury or surgeryI got a concussion, which turned into post-concussion syndrome
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Summary

A woman in Germany developed post-concussion syndrome after a concussion, then chronic fatigue on top of Hashimoto's. At her worst during about 3.5 years she could hardly get out of bed, with severe hyperacusis and cognitive problems. She had just started to improve before her girlfriend left in mid-2025, and later credited not being in that draining relationship, plus doctors who took her seriously, with helping her slowly improve; by mid-2026 she was still slowly improving.

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Their path

Very severeSevereModerateMildNear normalRecovered3.5 y4 y4.5 y

How ill they were on the ME/CFS severity scale, estimated from what they describe at each point, with time counted from when the illness began. Hover or tap a point. The chart starts 3.2 years after onset: the story doesn’t say how ill they were before that. 1 step says too little to place on the scale and is only in the table. Dates are when they posted. What the levels mean.

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WhenWhat happenedWhere they were
onsetconcussion, then post-concussion syndrome, then chronic fatigueI got a concussion, which turned into post-concussion syndrome ... Afterwards, I developed chronic fatigue (potentially CFS) In context ↗Not stated
early 2025nervous system crashed after near-breakup, moved in with parents and got more illafter she almost broke up with me 4 months ago, my nervous system just couldn't handle it In context ↗Severe
2025could hardly get out of bed; severe hyperacusis and cognitive problemsAt some point I could hardly get out of bed ... my cognitive problems are so severe that I oftentimes can't even have a conversation In context ↗Severe
June 2025started slowly getting better againI had just started to get better again ... I am slowly getting betterSevere
April 2026got physically better after the relationship endedI actually got better physically after some time bc this relationship was much more draining than I realized In context ↗Mild
July 2026health slowly improving, in a new relationshipMy health is slowly getting better, but it is a snail race In context ↗Mild

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Brain fogmy cognitive problems are so severe that I oftentimes can't even have a conversation In context ↗
  • Light & noise sensitivityI have terrible hyperacusis which prevents me from even going outside on many days In context ↗
  • Pain & fibromyalgia1.5 years of agonizing pain on top of cognitive issues In context ↗
  • Anxiety & low moodI just feel really empty and hopeless In context ↗

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