In Jen Brea's recent Refinery interview she stated
I have a different way of "crashing" or, in fibro-speak "flaring" however. My crashes or flares come on gradually and worsen over time and then get better.
That made me wonder how many different types of crashes or flares there are.
Hence this poll
[bimg=fright|no-lightbox]https://www.healthrising.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/ME-CFS-Crash.jpg[/bimg]That brought to mind Julie Rehmeyer whose body responds to mold sometimes by becoming suddenly paralyzed. She literally cannot move.When I crash, all my systems can’t work. It's sudden, and I won't know that I have it until I start getting symptoms. It depends how bad it is, but oftentimes I'll just be completely immobilized.
I have a different way of "crashing" or, in fibro-speak "flaring" however. My crashes or flares come on gradually and worsen over time and then get better.
That made me wonder how many different types of crashes or flares there are.
Hence this poll
Last edited: