When your child develops ME/CFS, everything can feel uncertain.
You may be searching for answers, trying to make sense of conflicting advice, and wondering what to do next.
If you're feeling overwhelmed, worried and unsure where to turn, you are not alone.
I support parents navigating M.E./CFS by offering lived experience, practical perspective and reassurance — helping you feel more supported and more confident in the decisions ahead.
Because when a child becomes ill, parents need support too.
You're not alone in this
When a child develops ME/CFS, it can feel overwhelming for the whole family.
Many parents find themselves asking:
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Why has this happened?
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Will things improve?
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How do I know what the right next step is?
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How do I navigate school, family life and daily challenges?
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Why does it feel so hard to get clear answers or understanding?
The uncertainty, worry and constant decision-making can be exhausting.
You do not have to carry that on your own.
How I support parents
Parents are often left trying to navigate a complex and poorly understood illness without enough support for themselves.
I support parents by helping them:
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make sense of the challenges they are facing
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think through difficult decisions with more clarity
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navigate conversations around school, healthcare and daily life
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recognise patterns, setbacks and the impact of limitations
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feel more confident in how they support their child and protect family wellbeing
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feel heard, supported and less alone
Most importantly, I offer a space where you can talk things through with someone who understands the pressures of navigating ME/CFS as a parent.
With the right support, the journey can feel less overwhelming.
Is this right for you?
You may be here because your child has developed ME/CFS and life suddenly feels very different.
You may be trying to understand what this means for your family, how to respond, and how best to support your child while also holding everything else together.
Many parents I speak to feel:
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confused by conflicting information
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unsure who to trust or what to do next
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worried about education, daily life and the future
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frustrated by misunderstanding from others
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emotionally exhausted from trying to hold everything together
If this sounds familiar, you are in the right place.
This is a space for parents to find support, reassurance and practical guidance — so you can feel more informed, more confident and less alone in the road ahead.
You don't have to figure this out on your own
If your child has developed ME/CFS and everything feels uncertain, having someone who understands can make all the difference.
I’m here to listen, support you, and help you feel more confident in the steps ahead.