I know this is not a nice question

[neil25]

but i have heard some horrible stories of chronic fatigue of people being completly bedridden for like 20 years and not being able to walk at all. i am lucky i am not in this state, i usually feel tired most of the time but can probably manage about a 15 minute walk daily and can move about my house maybe not feeling too good but i can do it. I just wonder how people in the bedridden state stay alive, i don't mean to demoralise anyone at all that is not my intention i just can't imagine 20 years being bed ridden how they cope and how they do not commit sucicide.

[fox]

Hi Neil,

yes, that's a painful question, I have hasked that myself, although I am not really bedridden (need lots of bed rests in between though) the terror of the moste extreme ME/CFS cases must be unimaginable.
Read the story on the bottom, by Max Rivers: One man's inner experience, and cure :
http://www.cfs-healing.info/index.html

and on the top right : Why did ME/CFS happen to its sufferers? by Anna Harriman.

Both very motivating.

Don't give up!

[neil25]

this article is truly inspiring and a joy to read. thank you for sharing.

[kenvj]

There are people in this forum who were bedridden and no longer are due to the Gupta Program.