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A reverend has vowed to use her position as a disabled priest to make church as accessible as possible for the Westbury community.
Rev Holly Newton, the Assistant Curate at the White Horse Ministry, lives with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), more widely known as chronic fatigue syndrome. She often uses a walking stick and will lead services while sat down to help control her energy levels.
Speaking from her home in Westbury, Rev Holly said, “I started having some symptoms [of ME] around the age of 17. I was exhausted all the time and went to the doctor for blood tests, but was told, ‘everyone gets tired.’
“I began to feel immense pain in my joints, that sort of achy pain you experience when you have the flu."
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A reverend has vowed to use her position as a disabled priest to make church as accessible as possible for the Westbury community.
Rev Holly Newton, the Assistant Curate at the White Horse Ministry, lives with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), more widely known as chronic fatigue syndrome. She often uses a walking stick and will lead services while sat down to help control her energy levels.
Speaking from her home in Westbury, Rev Holly said, “I started having some symptoms [of ME] around the age of 17. I was exhausted all the time and went to the doctor for blood tests, but was told, ‘everyone gets tired.’
“I began to feel immense pain in my joints, that sort of achy pain you experience when you have the flu.\"
Read more on our website, the link is in our bio.")
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