Stuart Murdoch health and illness update: Scottish singer battles myalgic encephalopathy
People are worried about Stuart Murdoch's illness, as the Scottish singer has struggled with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis from a very young age. Stuart Murdoch is the lead singer of Scottish indie pop band Belle and Sebastian. He has suffered from myalgic encephalitis (ME/CFS) since he was a student in the 1980s. He referred to Belle and Sebastian, his musical endeavor, as "a pop band that grew out of an illness." He formed the band Belle and Sebastian in 1996 when he enrolled at Stow College for a degree in music production. He claimed that he thought about the band for years while he was ill, and that he followed it zealously once his health improved. Also read: Randy Gonzalez Children and his wife Kimberly Gonzalez are mourning the death of their loved one He admitted to the Guardian that it must have been quite embarrassing to be around at that time of improved health. You are like a newborn bird hatching from its egg. For many years, as I pondered in the da...