Unpaid carers: Today, on International M.E. Awareness Day, I am in awe of each and every one of you. I'm writing this, thinking particularly of someone truly remarkable - Shauna.

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Having #severeME and being homebound often feels like a prison. You're locked up in your home and your body, away from society, your loved ones, from the life you desperately yearn to live. Most years, I see maybe one or two people, and many years I didn't see anyone at all. I often get the question how do I get by and how do I get help, even though I don't really see or communicate with anyone. My health has somewhat stabilized since moving to a new and quiet place, and I can therefore do a bit more (hence the filming), but other than these changes, I'm still very much imprisoned by ME. So, like last year, I decided to document my life locked up in my home by ME to give a unique insight into my life with ME and how I spend the last year(s).  I hope you'll enjoy watching it. There are subtitles in different languages included, and there will be more to follow. Don't forget to share! 🙏👍♥️ Groetjes,  Anil  #MEawarenessMonth #MEawarenessday (which is tomorrow) #pwme #myalgicE #millionsmissing Subtitles: NL: Rob Wijbenga IT: Chiara Ginestra ENG: Anil van der Zee

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