Dr. Aimee (Amy) Nefcy

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802 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 20 Dec

Dr. Aimee (Amy) Nefcy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Is that really a thing?
Yeah.
you know, and it's completely divided, you know, between the people who have had experience by and large with this disease, usually a family member or themselves, and the people who are the non-believers who, you know, I look and say, you know what, what's a good example of a disease that
And even the ones that are in this spectrum of diseases, like diseases that we didn't think were a thing.
And the pandemic has actually been extremely helpful for ME-CFS as a disease because now all of a sudden there's 17 million people in this country who have long COVID-19.
And long COVID, I think, is basically the same disease or on the same spectrum of disease.
You know, it falls under that umbrella of ME-CFS and fibromyalgia and POTS and EDS and MCAS.
They're all related.
We don't know how they're related, but they, you know, population wise, they tend to occur together.
And I found out just six months ago that I'm hypermobile.
I never thought of myself as being hypermobile, but my knees go a little bit backwards and my elbows go a little bit backwards and...
You know, I just thought that was normal.
Everybody's like that, right?
Everybody can take their thumb and touch their forearm, right?
Sure.
So I never thought of myself as being, you know, having hypermobility.
But I couldn't deny the exam findings.
I was sitting right there and she did the exam and had positive findings.
And I was like, okay.
And now that I know that, you know, you look back on things and you're like, that makes so much sense because I have XYZ, you know.
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