No Medals for M.E.

Whether you are an M.E. (myalgic encephalomyelitis) sufferer or someone with an interest in the condition, you will find this book enlightening. It is an honest account of the author's experiences during her illness and the difficulties that often arose unexpectedly.Lisette Skeet describes her collapse and the ensuing battle to be well, including a gentle but often painful examination of the way a victim of the condition may be perceived by others.M.E. is a contentious illness that is often compared to chronic fatigue syndrome. It can lead to debilitating fatigue, painful muscles and joints as well as other symptoms, but years on from being identified it remains the subject of argument. The author offers a frank explanation of her recovery, not as a self-help guide but as a fascinating story that could lead to your own personal reflection and new ideas about health.Suspend disbelief until you reach the end; then decide if this path could work for others.Lisette Skeet has lived her entire life in Essex, England. She hopes this book may help others devise the nutritional approach to illness that she discovered.Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/LisetteSkeet