What Is Wrong with Me. a Case of Childhood Myalgic Encephalomyelitis the Illness and the Controversy

The book offers a poignant exploration of myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) through the experiences of Merryn Fergusson and her son Chris, who faced severe challenges during his long absence from school. It highlights the lack of understanding surrounding ME, even among medical professionals, and examines the impact of the illness on education, social life, and family dynamics. Additionally, it delves into the historical context of ME since the 1930s, revealing the ongoing medical controversies and the heartbreaking consequences for affected individuals and their families.