Long COVID still has no cure — so these patients are turning to research
To become chronically ill is not only to have a disease that you have to manage, but to have a new story about yourself, a story that many people refuse to hear—because it is deeply unsatisfying, full of fits and starts, anger, resentment, chasms of unruly need.
Meghan O'Rourke • The Invisible Kingdom: Reimagining Chronic Illness
For example, people with LC identified to have features of post-exertional malaise, often associated with ME/CFS, can benefit from applying a pacing activity management strategy (28, 146, 147). Other non-pharmacologic interventions beneficial for post-exertional malaise, sensory sensitivity, orthostatic intolerance, and other symptoms may also be... See more