Is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome a disability?

For Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or any other condition to qualify as a disability covered by the Americans With Disabilities Act is must impose a substantial limitation on a major life activity.  In the case EEOC v. Chevron Phillips, the court ruled that the employee presented sufficient evidence that her Chronic Fatigue Syndrome was a disability because of proof that it substantially limited her in the major life activities of caring for herself, thinking and sleeping.
 

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