The support of those around me
Adjusting my life style to one activity per day; resting quietly in bed before and after.
Organic Diet
Taking life as it comes
Rest
Aggressive Resting on a daily basis.
Pacing
Meditation
Listening to my body and pacing accordingly while maintaining vit B12 levels
Being proactive: i did a lot of research and asked a lot of questions.
Adderall RX
Growth hormone shots
Prayer
Pacing activity; not overdoing it even when I want to do more.
Spending time away from others
Hot weather is the worst thing for me.
I started my own message board 10 years ago to support others with ME/CFS
Cuddles with my partner, my daughter or my dog.
Realizing few people could understand how my life had changed was a positive thing in the development of my coping strategies.
Extensive research into supplements and beginning regimen of supplements specific to my body's condition
Listening to my body
Self medicate micro dose cannabis resin
BioEnergy D-Ribose
Bio identical hormones helps me feel better
Low carb, low farty belchy diet.
support from husband
Rest
learning to pace
Dexamphetamine tablets have helped with brain fog and hypersomnia
I have been sick with CFS/ME since 2002
Listen to your body
The support i receive from my partner
Eating more protein and salt
Listen to what my body is telling me so I can prevent a crash
Pregablin and loads of vit B makes me a little more functional.
Pacing
I advocate for better funding and affordable healthcare.
Getting out bed every day and getting enough rest
Low dose naltrexone, temazepam, tizanidin, bisoprolol, acetylsalicylic acid, DHEA, 7-keto-DHEA, progesterone cream, B12 supplements, iron + megadosing vitamin C, magnesium citrate, MCT oil, Cod liver oil, zinc picolinate, trace minerals
supplements
Diet change
Rest
I use D-ribose for my exhaustion relief
Counseling
Amazon.com
Acknowledging the tiredness
I'm going to try antivirals
Low Carbohydrate Diet
I try to eliminate stress and tension. It takes 2 to tango.
Anti-viral, antibiotic, antifungal and other pharmaceuticals aimed at symptom reduction