Adrienne Delwho's Pathway to Remission
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Moderate (mostly housebound)
- Ill for
- 4 years
- Published
- Apr 2015
Summary
Adrienne, a former full-time TV news producer, developed full-blown fibromyalgia in 2006 that knocked her down hard. Over about four years she pursued endometrial ablation, acupuncture, a range of targeted supplements and a CPAP machine for newly diagnosed sleep apnea, while leaving her demanding job and simplifying her life. She reports no true fibromyalgia flare since 2010 despite multiple potential triggers, while stressing it took trial and error.
What they credit
Credits Alternative therapies, Supplements, CPAP and sleep apnoea treatment, Other surgery (adrenal, lung, venoplasty).
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