Another
possible
contributing factor to the depression experienced
by CFS or FMS sufferers could be the medical
scepticism faced by many sufferers.
Unfortunately,
many just don't get the DEPRESSION HELP
they need.
There
are unfortunately still some doctors out
there who don’t believe that
the conditions even exist, or know
so little about them that they are unable
to give the correct advice so badly
needed by their patient.
Bad
advice (even if given with good intentions)
is bad enough – it can make you ten
times worse if you follow it, and can take
you months or even years to recover from
it.
But
that can be prevented by making sure that
you at least
are well-informed about your condition.
Sleepydust
really recommend that you read at least
one good book on your condition –
knowing your stuff could make that real
difference with how you cope with, and recover
from your illness.
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Sleepydust
have reviewed some of best books
on M.E./CFS, FMS, and Depression
for you in the book
section...
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DEPRESSION
HELP...
What
can perhaps be even more upsetting though,
is when your doctor doesn’t
even acknowledge your illness.
This
can be so demoralising that it can definitely
be a contributing factor to your depression
as a CFS/FMS sufferer.
If
you feel that you’re banging your
head against the wall in trying to convince
your doctor that your condition is real
and needs addressing, then maybe it’s
time to think about changing your doctor.
Thankfully,
there are doctors out there who know their
stuff about CFS/ME and FMS and do a great
job in advising and supporting their patients.
Even
if they don’t know much about it,
other doctors are open to learning more
about the condition and work with their
patients to find the best recovery program.
And
these doctors are solid gold! So treat them
well! 
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