Patrick and Ellie shared some of the many treatments they've tried in their long struggles to recover. Some did nothing, some caused side effects, and some were and are keepers, now part of their daily routines. In this recording, they've used their experience to guide you through the vast and growing array of treatment possibilities.
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Go to YouTubeAbout the Presenters
Patrick Ussher
Patrick Ussher has a BA and MA in Classics (Ancient Greek and Latin) from the University of Exeter and has had ME/CFS for seven years.
Patrick has a YouTube channel, Understanding ME-CFS, where he discusses research on ME/CFS and long COVID in an accessible manner and shares treatment strategies he has tried. He has written a medical hypothesis on the potential causes of excessive thirst in ME/CFS and long COVID, and why this symptom has likely been historically misdiagnosed as 'psychogenic water drinking,' called The Myth of Primary Polydipsia.
Patrick gives regular talks to patient groups such as The Irish ME Trust and has written for the ME/CFS blog, Health Rising, on various topics.
www.patrickussher.com,
www.understandingmecfs.com,
https://www.youtube.com/@me-cfs-strategiesforhealing
https://linktr.ee/patrickussher
Dr. Eleanor Stein
Dr. Eleanor Stein is a person with lived experience and a medical professional who specializes in myalgic encephalomyelitis, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia and environmental sensitivities. More recently, she added long COVID and chronic pain to her repertoire.
She became ill with ME, CFS, FM, and MCS in 1989. Since then, she has experienced and learned about the full alphabet of related conditions, including joint hypermobility, orthostatic dysfunction and MCAS.
She retired from medical practice at the end of 2022 to pass on her considerable expertise about these conditions and make your healing journey easier and faster. Currently, Dr. Stein is very excited about the power of hormetic, circadian, and quantum strategies to improve a wide range of health conditions.
