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Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia
The Appellant suffers from severe fibromyalgia which is a poorly understood condition, with symptoms of generalised pain, tenderness, severe fatigue, reduced cognitive performance and poor sleep. The condition is most likely to reflect the Appellant’s mental health and state of mind. Extradition will make the condition worse (Dr Schreiber, a Consultant rheumatologist dated 14 August 2024).
- Heading
- Mrs Justice Thornton DBE
- The extent of the Appellant’s mental and physical health difficulties
- The evidential backdrop
- The Judge’s preference for the evidence of Professor Fazel
- Ground 1 – Section 25
- Submissions on behalf of the Appellant
- Analysis of Ground 1
- Ground 2: Article 8 European Convention on Human Rights
- Submissions on behalf of the Appellant
- Analysis of Ground 2
- Ground 3 Abuse of process
- Submissions
- Analysis of Ground 3
- Diagnosis of epilepsy
- Fibromyalgia
- Colorectal/pelvic floor conditions
- Hospitalisation
- The need for physiotherapy
- Risks of a further head injury
- The Appellant’s mental health
- Prison conditions – antisemitism
- Conclusions