Manx residents previously found it 'extremely difficult' seeking help
Those living with Long Covid and ME have welcomed a new service to help Manx residents with the two conditions, having previously found it 'extremely difficult' to get support.
Patients were invited to meet those running the service and ask questions at Noble's Hospital.
It's estimated 350 Island residents have ME or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, while more than 1,000 are dealing with Long Covid.
Manx Radio asked some of those with the conditions for their thoughts:
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