AceShowbiz - Miranda Hart, the beloved British comedian known for her role as Chummy on "Call The Midwife", has been battling a chronic illness that has plagued her for years. Recently, she has opened up about her experience in her new book, "I Haven't Been Entirely Honest With You", sparking both support and criticism.

In the book, Hart reveals that she was initially misdiagnosed with agoraphobia and that it took 33 years for doctors to finally diagnose her with Lyme disease. During this time, she suffered from extreme fatigue, neurological symptoms, and light and sound sensitivity. Her condition became so severe that she was bed bound for years, losing both her joy and her career.

Despite facing criticism from some within the ME community for allegedly spreading misinformation, Hart maintains that she is not attempting to provide medical advice but simply sharing her own experience. She emphasizes the importance of reducing stress in all aspects of life and learning to live with the limitations of her condition.

Hart has found inspiration in fellow celebrities who have shared their mental and physical health struggles, such as Selena Gomez with her Apple TV+ documentary "My Mind & Me". She believes that sharing her own story can help others who are struggling with similar conditions feel less alone.