Writing a million words on M.E is a perfectly doable task. It's simply one thousand one-thousand-word articles.
The process is made even easier by the fact that I am sitting on the 50,000 tweets I removed when I stopped being an M.E patient advocate. In fact I am sitting on entire web sites about M.E. Over the years I have completed articles, guest blog posts and all kinds of things. The task ahead is a reasonable proposition.
What's less reasonable is expecting M.E patients to read a million words. M.E is characterised by punishing symptoms following over-exertion, something that I wouldn't wish on anyone, and certainly something I wouldn't wish to provoke.
Therefore I will try to put a one line summary, after each cfs/me article on here. Less a case of Tl;dr (Too long; Didn't Read) and more a case of Tt;dr (Too tired; Didn't Read).
Laters.
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Writing a million words on M.E
