I know one can improve after years. I was dying and have improved a lot but why suffer for years when early intervention can prevent becoming very severe. If I had known when it started what I know now it would not have become so bad.
Hmmm...
Yes that's true. I have been a mild case for years (with some "moderate days"). Then, two years ago, my psoriasis broke out. Ironically that was the best time for many years (regarding health). Right after the outbreak of the autoimmune disease, my ME was completely gone for two years. And had no PEM, even if I heavily stressed my body. I could travel many countries, did cliff jumping and mountain climbing, worked 10 hours a day, worked as a DJ on the weekend and was a body builder - without ANY problems (!). So there is no irreversible damage going on, definitely! And I can still feel my "old body" on my better days.
But from your understanding: What does that mean, early intervention? How to intervene if there is no approved treatment for this nightmare? Pacing?
Don't get me wrong: I am a big fan of damage control. But if I only knew what to do in this early stage of my ME being switched from mild to moderate... except of pacing.
Thank you!