By Claudia Tanner in iNews.
Georgia Whyard claims teachers said she had ‘school phobia’ despite having an official diagnosis of myalgic encephalomyelitis
In brief
- The once A* pupil suffers pain, extreme exhaustion, and migraines
- Mother says she was branded ‘school phobic’ due to poor attendance
- Department for Work and Pensions ruled she is not in pain
Georgia Whyard was an active child who loved dancing. An incredibly bright pupil, she was being fast-tracked to take 15 GCSEs.
That was until she was struck down with myalgic encephalomyelitis, or ME, at just 12 years old.
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Time For Unrest: Why Patients With ME Are Demanding Justice.
