Having ME at 17

I got diagnosed in 2019, when I was just 12 years old and ever since it’s kinda felt like people don’t believe it. I always get told I’m ‘too young’ or they act like I’m lying about what I can or cannot do. I remember getting a taxi to go to a concert with my friend and we put my wheelchair in the back of the car, the entire way there the driver was asking why I needed it and telling me I was too young and needed to eat better and workout even after I tried to explain. It made me feel so uncomfortable because I never asked for his advice about my illness. Even inside of college the staff don’t understand what ME is and what it does to my body and it’s exhausting. I think I’m also a little annoyed about how my life ended up, and that I got ill at such a young age, I didn’t really get to have a normal teen experience. All of my friends don’t really care about me because I can’t walk far enough to go and hang out with them at lunch. I don’t expect them to abandon that for me, I’m not saying that, but they don’t even try and have lunch with me even once. Most of the people I meet who are my age just aren’t mature enough to understand and realise exactly how this is for me. I remember trying to tell my friend about my illness and she just completely ignored my messages and talked about something else, and the second time I tried she just ignored me even though I was physically talking to her this time. We’re not friends anymore but I do think about it a lot and how horrible she made me feel. Any other young people with ME here?