Proof of Concept Trailer

We will follow Dr. Lucinda Bateman as she shares her lifelong work studying, researching, and treating patients suffering with ME/CFS and FM. The center dedicated to her sister’s memory also illustrates the story of determination and perseverance to find relief, or more importantly a cure.

In addition we will meet COVID Long Haulers whose recovery from the virus parallels the complexities of ME/CFS/FM. We will get the stories of people with the remarkable similarities to people with ME/CFS. With the pandemic's impact leaving a wake in post-viral cases, the work of this center and it's founder is more crucial now than ever before.

We're in the process of a couple of things right now. Stories and funding. We would love to speak with people that are willing to share their experiences for the documentary. If you want to share with us, reply to brannon@glematiroad.com and we'll arrange it.

Glemati Road has teamed up with the Utah Film Center in order to offer a way for your donations to go to a 501(c)3 non-profit entity.

Meaning, any donation to the film will be a tax-write off for the donor. If you can, donate to the film to help us get it made. If you can't donate yourself, please pass it onto someone who can.

We need your help to bring this documentary to life. Help us bring awareness to these debilitating diseases. Be a part of our team and our mission to change the world in which ME/CFS, FM, and Long COVID are treated.

Dr. Bateman completed her BS and MS at Brigham Young University (BYU), attended the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, returned to the University of Utah for Internal Medicine residency, and became certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in 1991. She started a small private group practice in 1991 and practiced General Internal Medicine until 2000. During this time, she proctored many students as Adjunct Volunteer Clinical Faculty for the University of Utah, including nurse practitioners, physician assistants (PA), medical students and residents, and was active on the staff at LDS Hospital. She was awarded Teacher of the Year four times while teaching in the Utah PA (Physician's Assistant) program. In 2000, she was one of three Utah internists chosen by her peers in Top Doctors, a national publication. 

Throughout her career, Dr. Bateman's interest has become more focused on the diagnosis and management of unexplained chronic fatigue, ME/CFS and FM, inspired by the silent suffering of her sister, Shauna Bateman Horne. Since starting the Fatigue Consultation Clinic in 2000, Dr. Bateman has evaluated and followed more than a thousand patients with chronic fatigue conditions. She has lectured extensively on issues relating to chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia. By renaming to the Bateman Horne Center of Excellence, Dr. Bateman gives thanks to her sister for helping her understand the tremendous unmet need that exists in the patient community.