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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

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The original was posted on /r/cfs by /u/blurple57 on 2025-01-30 16:37:35+00:00.


So I have had moderate M.E for the past 6ish years but in the last 6 months after catching covid in June I have been bed bound and severe. I am finally starting to come out of that, moving more towards moderate again - though I still spend most of my time in bed. I can now look at my phone, watch TV, even do some colouring. My problem is now I cannot make myself aggressively rest. I will lie down but I can't stop looking at my phone. I also have ADHD and I think this is a factor but I want to know your tips for actually resting and forcing yourself to have no stimulus. I was so good at it for so many months and now I feel like I am experiencing freedom after so many months of pain and I can't control myself.

Written with speech to text as I'm meant to be resting so sorry for any formatting or clunkiness

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