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ME/CFS Severe → relapsedBenefit faded or relapsed

List of ME/CFS Recovery and Improvement Stories

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Severe (mostly bedbound)
Ill for
Not stated
Published
Undated

Summary

Paul is listed reaching near-remission within 4 days of moving to Costa Rica from moderate-severe illness, but relapsing when back in Canada and returning to remission only once back in Costa Rica - an improvement explicitly tied to (and only lasting within) a specific environment.

Read it in their words

forums.phoenixrising.me

What they credit

Credits Supplements, Relocation and environmental change.

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