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Caring for people with ME/CFS who are bedbound

People who are bedbound by ME/CFS live each day with limited energy and require a significant level of care to meet their basic daily needs.  
Approximately 25% of people with ME/CFS are so severely impacted that they are housebound or bedbound.

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Autonomy, Dignity and Independence

As you continue to learn more about the needs and preferences of your person with ME/CFS, the importance of honouring their autonomy, dignity and independence has most likely become an important consideration for you.

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A senior woman is expressing her love by making a heart shape with her hands.
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Self-care for Carers

Since becoming a carer of a person living with ME/CFS, you may have made some small or big changes in your life. Self-care is an important part of life but can often be the first thing we stop when life gets busy or priorities change.

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Advocacy for Carers

As a carer of a person living with ME/CFS there may be times when you are called upon to provide support through advocacy. This could be with healthcare professionals, service providers, workplaces or even within your family or friendship circle.

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An older woman with mecfs is looking at her phone with a caregiver.
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ME/CFS Explained for Carers

ME/CFS is a complex and disabling disease that affects many systems of the body. These include, but are not limited to, the brain, muscles, digestive, immune and cardiac systems.

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