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2017 has been a year of progress for ME/CFS patients. We’ve done more to inform government officials and citizens about the severity and reality of ME. Research funding is still insufficient and a cure still elusive, but I’m encouraged by the following events this year:
Merry Christmas, and may next year bring better health to everyone with a chronic illness or invisible disability!  Photo: Kent Landerholm, Flickr Creative Commons Darla Nagel is an editor and writing tutor who has an invisible chronic illness. She wants to help other patients and enlighten health care professionals about our experiences. If you’d like to be alerted whenever she writes a new post, sign up by e-mailing darla.nagel@gmail.com.
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“Limitations live only in our minds. But if we use our imaginations, our possibilities become limitless.” —Jamie Paolinetti Of course, we can’t imagine our physical problems away, but we can solve problems and escape reality, all from the comfort of our beds, thanks to God’s gift of the imagination. I plan to share more inspirational quotes over the next few months. Feel free to share one that has helped you in the comments! Darla Nagel is an editor and writing tutor who has an invisible chronic illness. She wants to help other patients and enlighten health care professionals about our experiences. If you’d like to be alerted whenever she writes a new post, sign up by e-mailing darla.nagel@gmail.com.
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