Forty years into this nightmare, and I still have not figured this one out.
Seems like an important clue about what is actually going on when they ask these kind of soft questions. Yep. I have long advocated that patients...
Dear healthcare workers You ain't the victims here. Stop your whining, and get on with facing up to and fixing the problem that is entirely of...
Those opposed to reform still hold the reins.
This.
Abstract Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and multiple sclerosis (MS) share similarities regarding their epidemiology, symptomatology and...
He did co-sign the pile of steaming dung that is the Anomalies paper not too long ago, and I have no doubt that there is a formal record of his...
"I have never had such a huge response to any hour that i've done... there is a big story here and there is an investigation that needs to...
Me too. Unfortunately the patient community made it very clear at the time it was proposed that they strongly preferred ME. So here we are....
The best way to clear muddied waters is to simply stop stirring them up.
As to the name, ME/CFS is the least worst option on the table for now.
If not after all that, then what is it going to take? Is entrenched medical bigotry really going to win? Won't happen. There is no world in which...
I agree that ME/CFS is inherently neither progressive nor fatal, if it is not mismanaged. And there's the rub.
Good start.
Look upon ye mighty works, O Psychosomatic Gurus, and its drearily predictable and appallingly cruel consequences for millions of sick,...
This. Psychosomatics, at least in its current form, has become a clear and present danger to all patients, and the entire health system. I wish...
https://thesicktimes.org/2024/09/27...ence-claims-in-their-intramural-me-cfs-paper/ Excellent article. Thanks, John. :thumbup:
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And they think we are the ones suffering from culturally generated perceptive disorders? They are lack of self-awareness personified.
It is important to protect oneself against blocked chimneys.
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