LMAO, I’ve been awake for 22 hours so far and I was in bed reading trying not to wake my hubby up with shaking the bed I was laughing so much. It is so true as well. Well done for encapsulating all the trials and tribulations that go with this horrendous illness. Debbie
thank you so much for this! I haven’t laughed so much for a very long time. It was funny but it hit where it hurt too, which goes to show how bloody true this is.
Having a really bad one today, had a nasty virus for the last week that’s really kicked my arse. Feeling very emotional & rubbish today, then I find this page for the first time & it’s got me both laughing & crying at the same time! Thank you for making me feel not so alone xx
It needs a patient in a doctors office with captions processing thoughts like “fuck you, you under educated imbecile you’re suppose to help me not drive me over the edge” or something like could you dehumanize me again.
I absolutely love this! So glad I found your interpretation of ME/CFS explained! I was laughing so hard, I relate to all of these, and am going to make everyone I know watch these. Maybe then they’ll understand a little more how it feels to deal with constant fucking shit! Thank you!!!!!
I’m not sure how I discovered this the other day, but it’s getting a lot of likes at phoenixrising Joke of the Day where I linked it. Thank you for your eloquence. 🙂
So funny to see that my hope and naïveté are shared. The Pacing and The good day made me laugh, again and again. The enthusiasm of the moment and the brutal test of reality, to be experienced again next week, in a different form. I did not understand Realising you have been referred for GET. I am a francophone and don’t know this GET abbreviation. Can someone explain?
Thanks for commenting. Graded exercise therapy (GET) is a structured exercise programme that aims to gradually increase how long you can carry out a physical activity. This will usually involve aerobic exercise (exercise that raises your heart rate) such as swimming or walking. It is usually not well received by patients with ME/CFS, hence the gif.
I’ll also attempt to translate into french. Standby for failure:
Merci pour commenter. La thérapie d’exercice graduée (GET) est un programme d’exercice structuré qui vise à accroître progressivement la durée, vous pouvez effectuer une activité physique. Cela conduit souvent à des exercices aérobiques (exercice qui augmente votre rythme cardiaque), comme la natation ou la marche. Il n’est généralement pas bien reçu par les patients atteints ME/CFS, d’où le gif.
Just discovered your marvelous blog. I found it through that genius Hitler video on CFS on youtube.
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LMAO, I’ve been awake for 22 hours so far and I was in bed reading trying not to wake my hubby up with shaking the bed I was laughing so much. It is so true as well. Well done for encapsulating all the trials and tribulations that go with this horrendous illness. Debbie
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thank you so much for this! I haven’t laughed so much for a very long time. It was funny but it hit where it hurt too, which goes to show how bloody true this is.
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Brilliant
Thanks
Recording to Soundloud was cool too 😉
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Some of the photos are missing? 😕
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Thanks for the catch. Fixed! x
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😀 🙂 😀 🙂 ❤
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Having a really bad one today, had a nasty virus for the last week that’s really kicked my arse. Feeling very emotional & rubbish today, then I find this page for the first time & it’s got me both laughing & crying at the same time! Thank you for making me feel not so alone xx
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It needs a patient in a doctors office with captions processing thoughts like “fuck you, you under educated imbecile you’re suppose to help me not drive me over the edge” or something like could you dehumanize me again.
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You nailed it! Thank you! I haven’t laughed so hard in a long time!!
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Funniest damn thing I’ve ever seen!
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Brilliant explanation
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Absolutely beautiful…..made my heart smile…..I do not feel so alone……thank you!!!
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I absolutely love this! So glad I found your interpretation of ME/CFS explained! I was laughing so hard, I relate to all of these, and am going to make everyone I know watch these. Maybe then they’ll understand a little more how it feels to deal with constant fucking shit! Thank you!!!!!
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I’m not sure how I discovered this the other day, but it’s getting a lot of likes at phoenixrising Joke of the Day where I linked it. Thank you for your eloquence. 🙂
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So true!
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So funny to see that my hope and naïveté are shared. The Pacing and The good day made me laugh, again and again. The enthusiasm of the moment and the brutal test of reality, to be experienced again next week, in a different form. I did not understand Realising you have been referred for GET. I am a francophone and don’t know this GET abbreviation. Can someone explain?
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Thanks for commenting. Graded exercise therapy (GET) is a structured exercise programme that aims to gradually increase how long you can carry out a physical activity. This will usually involve aerobic exercise (exercise that raises your heart rate) such as swimming or walking. It is usually not well received by patients with ME/CFS, hence the gif.
I’ll also attempt to translate into french. Standby for failure:
Merci pour commenter. La thérapie d’exercice graduée (GET) est un programme d’exercice structuré qui vise à accroître progressivement la durée, vous pouvez effectuer une activité physique. Cela conduit souvent à des exercices aérobiques (exercice qui augmente votre rythme cardiaque), comme la natation ou la marche. Il n’est généralement pas bien reçu par les patients atteints ME/CFS, d’où le gif.
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So true and LOL!
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