To the WHO, it is a condition with many symptoms, like this fatigue that sits in my bones, lasting months after the first fever. But people argue, I think, because you cannot see a tired spirit on an x-ray. At my loom, some days the shuttle feels as heavy as a stone, and I must unpick the same row again and again. That is why I know it is real—my hands, which know the rhythm of the weave, sometimes forget their own work.
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