Dr. Aimee (Amy) Nefcy

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The Neurotransmitters: Clinical Neurology Education · Beyond Tired: Understanding ME/CFS · 20 Dec 2025 podcast

And we're transmitting it from generation to generation.

Mothers give it to babies, and babies are born with it.

And what does it mean?

Well, we haven't figured that out yet.

Well, that's what it was when I did my training.

That was before the functional.

Right.

Yeah.

And I think that that quality of admitting that you don't know what's wrong is the first step in being able to diagnose these patients.

And even if you can't diagnose them, the grace that you give them, the validation that you give them by believing them

I have had patients that, you know, in the ER that, you know, I've sat down with, like literally people love it so much when you sit in the ER.

I sit next to the patient's beds and I talk to them and I ask them questions and I listen and I make it clear that I'm listening.

Because I repeat back to them what they've said.

And patients will say things to me like, and I get this all the time, nobody's ever said that to me before.

Nobody's ever explained it to me before.

Or you're the first person that has ever been able to connect these dots.

And it just makes me feel so bad for them.

Even before I knew that I was sick.

But being sick has changed my perspective a lot.

Again, going from the totally devastating and complete rejection with my entire being of the idea of having fibromyalgia to now being able to discuss it as part of my diagnoses, even though I'm not 100% convinced that that is really a diagnosis that I should have.

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