Julie Rehmeyer’s article about her own experience with ME/CFS, originally, and specially written for the Washington Post, has been picked up by the Chicago Tribune.
Julie Rehmeyer, science and math writer and contributing writer at Discover
Rehmeyer is a math and science writer in Santa Fe, N.M. A version of this article appeared originally at the science writers’ blog The Last Word on Nothing.
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Reblogged this on kraftycatcreations and commented:
Getting much needed attention to the plight of ME sufferers, and the issue of it being a physiological illness, has been an uphill battle. Julie Rehmeyer has written a first-person article that should get a lot of conversations started. (At least we can hope!)
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