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British Olympic sprinter Beth Dobbin opens up on 'year of hell' after being diagnosed with M.E. - and reveals she is now bedbound 22 hours a day: 'It feels like you're days away from death'

Doing small everyday activities such as chatting or visiting the doctors can cause what is known as a 'crash' that can last for months, and in 2026 she has left the house on just five occasions.

Published Oct 16, 2026 · 6:30 AMOriginal source: Home | Mail Online1 reads
British Olympic sprinter Beth Dobbin opens up on 'year of hell' after being diagnosed with M.E. - and reveals she is now bedbound 22 hours a day: 'It feels like you're days away from death'
Doing small everyday activities such as chatting or visiting the doctors can cause what is known as a 'crash' that can last for months, and in 2026 she has left the house on just five occasions.
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