Dr. Nancy Klimas, who is an internationally-known expert and advocate for M.E. (Myalgic encephalomyelitis), is seen on this Youtube video. She describes the multi-symptom disease as “Wicked.” The video is only 1 minute and 30 seconds long, but in that short time, she gets to the “heart” of the symptoms – they are profound.
She also states that she and other experts regret that the name, “CFS” (Chronic fatigue syndrome) was ever given to the illness.
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Thank you so much for posting this Carol. We both have appointments on September 8th to the Nova Southeastern University clinic she runs. I’m hoping that she can help us and the M.E. community.
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