M.E., Myself and That Time I Was On A Podcast

Welcome to M.E. Myself and I, a series where I whine talk about my Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in an attempt to keep the conversation about chronic illness going, inform the uninformed, and, I hope, maybe even help others in the same boat! Please take all advice/opinions/explanations with a pinch of salt - I'm an Arts Grad, not a Doctor.

Okay. Deep breath. This is a VERY EXCITING MOMENT FOR ME, you guys. I'm trying not to tire myself out over it.

After I shared my big intro post about having CFS a couple of weeks ago, a wonderful human angel called Monica got in touch with me and asked if I would be interested with chatting with her about having Chronic Fatigue on her podcast, Invisible Not Broken. Obviously, I was very calm and cool about this offer and not at all completely blown away by the fact that someone might actually want to hear me talk more about how it sucks to have CFS, and after listening to a couple of episodes of her podcast and discovering that she always asks interviewees what their favourite swear word is, I thought that we would probably be on the same level. 

Flash forward a week or so, and we had a transatlantic Skype session (which I almost ruined by being completely technologically inept) in which we chatted about all things CFS as well as anti-Trump rallies, Brexit, Dr Who, Jonathan Creek, Phil and Kirstie, the wonders/addictive nature of Pinterest... all the good stuff, basically.

If you want to hear me rattle on in a slightly fuzzy-sounding way (I could not figure out where the mic was on the computer... it's a long story), you can listen here - or else, search Invisible Not Broken wherever you get your podcasts from.

And if you like it... maybe throw me a comment down below to let me know? It'd be much appreciated!