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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes 3 Dec 2017

    Leading health organizations now recognize chronic fatigue as a serious long-term illnesshttp://nyti.ms/2zMSUtA 

    7:14 PM - 3 Dec 2017
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      2. sirkazm‏ @sirkazm 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @nytimes

        Chronic fatigue??!! That's like...perpetual laziness.

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      3. Julie Atwood‏ @jmatwood 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @sirkazm @nytimes

        Hey hi I'm a real person who has this real thing. Once upon a time I was a very driven, high energy hard worker who loved my job and had a fun social life. Then I got the flu and never recovered and no one could help me. I miss working. Instead of doing all the things I love,

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      4. Julie Atwood‏ @jmatwood 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @jmatwood @sirkazm @nytimes

        I have to conserve my energy or I can barely get out of bed the next day. I don't know if you've ever had a really bad flu where it feels like someone has put lead weights all over your body, but it feels like that x2 now all the time. I try to focus on quality of life, but if I

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      5. Julie Atwood‏ @jmatwood 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @jmatwood @sirkazm @nytimes

        Weren't married to someone I love so much, I would have killed myself many years ago. I feel like I already died, but for some reason the shell of my body still exists, with me trapped inside of it. I can't go shopping or drinking or running or to the movies or any of the things

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      6. Julie Atwood‏ @jmatwood 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @jmatwood @sirkazm @nytimes

        That people who might be lazy would shirk work to do. I'd rather be working. I loved my job. I felt like I had a purpose. Not being able to work in this society makes me feel worthless. I would do anything to be able to work again. But so far there isn't anything that can allow

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      7. Julie Atwood‏ @jmatwood 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @jmatwood @sirkazm @nytimes

        Me to have even a sliver of my former life. And part of the reason for that lack of treatment or cure is because there are so many people who think I'm just lazy, because they only know me now, and not 12 years ago when I was full of life and constantly on the go. That me is dead

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      8. Julie Atwood‏ @jmatwood 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @jmatwood @sirkazm @nytimes

        People who have had strokes and can't do the same things anymore aren't called lazy. They had a stroke. I got sick, something happened to me. They just don't know what yet. Maybe someday they'll figure it out so I can go back to work. Step 1: Acknowledge it's real, not laziness.

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      2. Skarlet Karson‏ @IdesKat315 3 Dec 2017
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        I was diagnosed in 1992. No one believed me. Started from Epstein Barr, now I have fibromyalgia. Total horror show.

        1 reply 0 retweets 9 likes
      3. Joy Summers‏ @jdsumm65 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @IdesKat315 @nytimes

        1992, that is a LONG time to suffer. I have had it for about 6 years. Mine was triggered, they think, when I had my hysterectomy while simultaneously having Epstein Barr. Horror show indeed!

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      4. Skarlet Karson‏ @IdesKat315 4 Dec 2017
        Replying to @jdsumm65

        In 1991, I had the flu, chicken pox and a cervical infection. My immune system was hit constantly. By 92, that showed up. Then, it was my PCOS, my thyroid, and all the stress from my family, a car accident, and that triggered fibromyalgia. Pure hell.

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      1. BakersWild‏ @Aanna1123 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @nytimes

        After 2 years of testing, in 1994 I was diagnosed with CFS. This article was somewhat true but marginalized the true extent of debilitation.

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      1. Venancio G. Santiago‏ @VenancioGSantia 3 Dec 2017
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        The next major step is finding the cure or treatment, if any.

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      1. Let Every Citizen Vote!‏ @vKarl 3 Dec 2017
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        Well they're at least 20 years too late. Why? Because Dr's too routinely treat women patients as the last person to listen to about their own health.

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      1. Hector D‏ @Hecs14 3 Dec 2017
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        Huevonitis

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      2. Dana Martin‏ @BosTownNorth 3 Dec 2017
        Replying to @nytimes

        How bout Chronic Sunday Night Blues?

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      1. Lisa Evans‏ @LisaE99 3 Dec 2017
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        It took them long enough!

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      1. Rennie Stennett‏ @StennettRennie 3 Dec 2017
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        What a snooze fest...

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      2. cap'n snek‏ @KelsiLovesPizza 3 Dec 2017
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        @LasNameIceCream

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