News From Jarred Younger / Neuroinflammation, Pain, and Fatigue Laboratory at UAB, From Aug 2020

[duncan]

Perhaps "diseased" brain would be more appropriate than damaged, although I'm not sure why. My wife damaged her hand when she broke a couple bones in it, but over time it healed and is no longer damaged.

 

[Utsikt]

Didn’t one of the only studies on recovered people find that people who described themselves are “recovered” were still quite limited ability wise compared to people who never had ME. (I don’t have the energy to dig and confirm so relying on my dysfunctional brain memory for this…)

I’ve heard that said as well, but I don’t know where it’s from or if it’s right. For all we know, it’s a result of just partial recovery to a better than mild-state.

I guess we won’t know for sure until we get some long term follow up from effective treatments.

 

[dave30th]

Only if it's right

good point.