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Preparing information for your doctor

Many symptoms of ME/CFS can make communicating difficult. Some people who live with ME/CFS report that at times they struggle to recall information, lose their train of thought easily and find comprehending and processing new information difficult.

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Management

Stop. Rest. Pace.

People with ME/CFS and Long COVID are not able to do all of the activities they used to be able to do. We experience an increase in symptoms after simple activities that would not have been a problem before ME/CFS or Long COVID came into our lives.

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Two men with ME/CFS sitting at a table talking to a doctor.
Management

Building your healthcare team

To manage your ME/CFS well, you will need a number of different healthcare professionals to help you deal with your ME/CFS symptoms and any other health conditions you may have. 

Many doctors and other healthcare professionals do not specialise in ME/CFS, but they can play a valuable part in your care and health management.

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A stethoscope on top of a bed used for patients with mecfs.
Management

Preparing information for your doctor

Many symptoms of ME/CFS can make communicating difficult. Some people who live with ME/CFS report that at times they struggle to recall information, lose their train of thought easily and find comprehending and processing new information difficult.

Read More »
A MECFS patient comfortably resting under a blue blanket.
Management

Living with Severe ME/CFS

Anil van der Zee lives with severe ME and has given permission for Emerge Australia to share his lived experience.    Anil van der Zee May 1, 2023   Before this year, I was too ill for approximately five years, which prevented me from even thinking about anything related to dancing. A mixture of it being

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Management

Advanced Care Planning with ME/CFS

Advance care planning promotes care that is consistent with a person’s goals, values, beliefs and preferences. It prepares the person and others to plan for future health care, for a time when the person may no longer be able to communicate those decisions themselves. 

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