Why are there many people who believe chronic fatigue syndrome doesn't exist?
It's an extreme tiredness that just doesn't go away, and the more you do, the more exhausted you become.
Many people don't believe such a thing exists. And that it's like ordinary fatigue that can be easily overcome. Why?
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