“Is it Time To Give Up Trying?” Thoughts at Age Seventy From ‘A Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Chronicle’
I felt particularly sick for a long time before our trek out west from New Jersey– woozy and aching and listless – and liable to crash miserably after almost anything, like unloading the dishwasher or washing and blow-drying my hair. Maybe, as my husband hypothesized,...Nineteen Years and Counting – A ME/CFS Story of Perseverance From Tasha
My Shrinking Life – 19 years and Counting …. and Still Hopeful of a Reprieve! – Tasha’s Story This is a long and involved story of my journey with M.E. The reason behind it is to show the problems I’ve encountered dealing both with the illness...
Christmas in Hawaii – A Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Chronicle Continues
Christmas Week, 2013 Okay, so we all know the physical and emotional stresses for ME sufferers brought by the holidays. This year, I’m afraid, I added heaps more by agreeing to spend Christmas week in Hawaii at our time share with our children and now year-old...My Job: A Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Chronicle #15
We humans define ourselves in terms of what we can DO. With CFS you have an existential crisis, cause you think, “If I can’t DO, who or what AM I?” Chris B I walk to the wooden cubbies in my school’s front office to pick up my mail. Usually my box is...Nuturing: Family and Friends – “A Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Chronicle” # 14
Are You My Mother? One of the first books we read to our sons was by P.D. Eastman called Are You My Mother? A mother bird, wearing her white polka-dotted red head scarf or babushka as a symbol of family life, leaves her unhatched egg alone in its nest while she flies...Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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