Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or just lazy bastards?

This woman claims having a shower completely wipes her out for four hours and is so exhausted she's fit for nothing. 

Doctors say these people are not lazy and deserve to be treated as though they have a serious illness.

What do you think?

http://m.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/11801799._We_re_not_lazy___Chronic_Fatigue_Syndrome_is_a_real_disease_after_all_/?ref=mr

Bwfc1958 wrote:This woman claims having a shower completely wipes her out for four hours and is so exhausted she's fit for nothing. 

Doctors say these people are not lazy and deserve to be treated as though they have a serious illness.

What do you think?

http://m.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/11801799._We_re_not_lazy___Chronic_Fatigue_Syndrome_is_a_real_disease_after_all_/?ref=mr

I love the comments on the right.

Medical professionals who've studied the disease for their whole adult life and treat patients daily vs "chrome1" who thinks "In other words you're a bum" 

I'm with "chrome1"

Chrome posts on here.

He's now Chrome1 (as opposed to just plain old Chrome) because he got banned from the BN site for being a confrontational dickhead who generally adopts a position opposite to the consensus view and then posts a load of drivel just to wind people up and get a reaction.

Can you guess who it is.....?

Doesn't ring a bell bread. 

MUD.

Made Up Disease.

It must be a terrible illness when even smartening yourself up for your own wedding proves too much of an ordeal.

A close friend of mine, a woman, who had a perfectly good life, family, and home, at the age of about 40 she started to get tired, etc. just over a year later, she was virtually incapable of anything. She lost her job, house, and the family drifted away. Her estranged husband went to New Zealand with their teenage son, and her older daughter couldn't cope, so moved out. She went into hospital a couple of times, but nothing could be done. She has since lost absolutely everything, relocated back to Lancashire, where her elderly parents look after her. That was a year ago, and to be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if she is no longer with us.
So, to those who think its a 'made up' disease, you couldn't be more wrong.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Made Up Disease.

That's just SAD.

http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/Seasonal-affective-disorder/Pages/Introduction.aspx

Real - I know.
How do I know?
I can't be bothered telling you.