It's great to see ME/CFS (Myalgic Encephalomyalitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) as we call it in our community, get exposure and more awareness.  It is unfortunate though, that the headline/title of this article isn't accurate.  You may think we're a bit sensitive in pointing this out, and rightly so.  We're not just battling a debilitating disease, we're also battling to get more awareness, more funding for desperately needed research, educating the medical field and so on.  This battle has been going on for several decades, way before I ever became sick with an illness I never heard of.  I believe the majority of us diagnosed with ME/CFS would jump at the opportunity to educate the public with what we know about it.  As others have stated in previous posts that there's over 560,000 Canadians diagnosed with this and this doesn't include those who are still waiting to be diagnosed.  This disease can hit anyone, at any time, children, teens, young adults, middle aged, and elderly.