Understanding ME/CFS & Strategies for Healing - Ussher, Patrick
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Exploring the latest breakthrough research into Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Long Covid and sharing both conventional and alternative treatments to improve quality of life. Includes a Foreword by a Professor behind that research.

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Exploring the latest breakthrough research into Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Long Covid and sharing both conventional and alternative treatments to improve quality of life. Includes a Foreword by a Professor behind that research.
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Patrick Ussher has had ME/CFS for seven years. He has a YouTube channel, 'Understanding ME-CFS', in which he talks about the research into ME/CFS and Long Covid in an accessible way and in which he shares treatment strategies that he has tried. He has also written a medical hypothesis on the potential causes of excessive thirst in ME/CFS and Long Covid and why this symptom has likely been historically misdiagnosed as 'psychogenic water drinking' (available as a free download from: www.themythofprimarypolydipsia.com). He also gives regular talks to patient groups such as The Irish ME Trust and has written for the ME/CFS blog, Health Rising, on various topics. Patrick has also written a book which compares Stoicism and Buddhism (Stoicism and Western Buddhism: A Reflection on Two Philosophical Ways of Life) and edited several books on modern-day applications of Stoic philosophy (Stoicism Today: Selected Writings, Volumes One & Two). In 2018, he worked with Columba Press to publish a new version of his late mother's book on coping with breast cancer, titled: 'Following the Pink Ribbon Path'. He has a BA and MA in Classics (Ancient Greek and Latin) from The University of Exeter. He is also the composer of music in a contemporary classical style and is part of the online Artlist catalogue. His music can be listened to on Spotify. Patrick is from Ireland and has lived in both Ireland and France over the course of his illness.