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Richmond and Kingston
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Biography & Personal Accounts
Anything in our library can be borrowed by members free of charge.
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The Lady’s Handbook for her Mysterious Illness
Sarah Ramey (2020)
A darkly funny account of her experience of a mysterious illness (ultimately diagnosed as CFS) that doctors thought was all in her head 🙄, and the recovery she found in functional medicine.
A review of this book by one of our members featured in a recent newsletter. Take a look
Waiting for Superman
Tracie White (2021)
The story of Whitney Dafoe who has severe ME and his father (Professor Ron Davis’) who is searching for a cure
A review of this book by one of our members featured in a recent newsletter. Take a look
Within These Four Walls
Mindfully Evie (2019)
A series of short reflections by a young woman who has had severe ME and is now much better than she was
Girl Behind Dark Glasses
Jessica Taylor-Bearman (2018)
The story of the teenage years of Jessica Taylor, a girl with severe ME – a triumph of survival
Unrest (DVD)
Jennifer Brea (2017)
The award winning film shedding light on the experience of ME (featuring Jen Brea, Whitney Dafoe and Jessica Taylor-Bearman among others)
Lighting up a Hidden World: CFS and M.E.
Valerie Free (2016)
Through artwork, poetry, story-telling, and meticulous research, this book takes readers into the fascinating, yet frightening, landscape of ME/CFS
Voices from the Shadows (DVD, 2011) &
Lost Voices (book, 2008)
Natalie Boulton/Invest in ME
Short pieces from people with severe ME and their carers
This Strange New Life
Rachel Anderson (2006)
The story of two brothers who contracted ME, told from the perspective of their sister
Knowing ME
Caeia March - editor (1998)
Women speak about their experiences of ME/CFS in a series of short pieces
A Year Lost and Found
Michael Mayne - Dean Emeritus of Westminster (1987)
A personal account of what it’s like to suffer from ME written as a diary/meditation on illness, suffering, redemption and hope.