Carrie Niederman
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For 15,000 Mainers with ME/CFS, the next step is in Congress’ hands | Opinion (opens the original)
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Carrie Niederman held a veterinary practice for much of her career. After being diagnosed with ME/CFS, she made the decision to close her practice and move to Maine. She currently lives in Portland and teaches a class on diagnostic uncertainty at the University of New England. As a veterinarian, I spent three decades treating patients who couldn’t tell me where it hurt. Diagnosis depended on observation, evidence and a willingness to live with uncertainty until the picture became clear. Then in
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