This show reminds me of
https://www.secondopinion-tv.org/episodes . second opionion goes much faster and focuses more on the medical aspects of the case. they have one on CFS and in my mind they did it justice, after many years of my mom being ambivalent about my CFS she really seems to believe it's a real thing after seeing the CFS episode. I think all the episodes can be found at that link, some are only transcripts but Ive been using this text to speech reader
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/...o-spee/hdhinadidafjejdhmfkjgnolgimiaplp?hl=en to read the whole thing to me and for a lot of other things besides, so far it's the best text to speech ive found, I've set up the keyboard shortcuts so that alt+i begins reading highlighted text, alt+space pauses/plays, ctrl forward mouse or back mouse skips forward or back and alt+o stops things so you can start another one with highlighting text and hitting alt+i instead of that just continuing the last playback. has been very helpful for hearing things while lying flat in bed, should note this works best with a wireless keyboard so you can leave the laptop closed and lie there in the dark and only have to reach over slightly to the wireless keyboard to interact with what's being listened to. Ive used it to read full ebooks to me. Also, found it helps to go into the options section and set the pitch lower than it starts to make the voice sound less like a fake human and more like an articulate robot. slightly adjusting the speed based on preference helps as well.
Also, have found it useful for going back over medical notes for a refresher, have to copy and paste it from offline to some place in online such as an email compose box or where you would write up a post on this site so the reader can access it, although i think there is a way to get it to read offline stuff if you go through the options. it's also helped me when I've wanted to go over articles, ones which aren't brimming with info i need to copy and paste every other sentence which would require more attention and end up having to be set aside for later but rather articles with just one or two important pieces of info that you can keep in your memory and come back to once the thing is done reading where you can get just those useful bits of the article and add them to your notes. saves reading through a lot of junk but is kinda slow so if reading doesn't drain much of your energy it may just get in your way.
Anyway, diagnosis was a good show, gonna add it to my yearly calendar to come back to, hope to see more patients who have things along the line of CFS.