Kathryn Larouche Imler's work experience spans across various fields in healthcare such as general medicine, surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, home care supervision and Assistant DOC. She has since retired from a fulfilling career as a registered nurse. However, after returning from an assignment as a travel nurse where she escorted a terminally ill patient to his home in Myanmar, Kathryn started experiencing debilitating symptoms such as weakness and double vision. Unfortunately, it took years for her to receive a proper diagnosis. Nonetheless, in spite of her condition, she remained determined and continued to travel, even venturing to Thailand twice in a wheelchair. Kathryn is dedicated to researching Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS) and Fibromyalgia (FM), both of which she has been diagnosed with. Her expertise extends to other "invisible" medical conditions as well. These conditions are poorly understood by much of the medical community, despite the fact that millions of people worldwide are affected by them, including Lyme disease. To support research organizations working on ME/CFS and FM, ten percent of sales will be donated. less