@Abrin, I understand your reluctance, because of the way your father was treated, to seek out a doctor yourself for a diagnosis. One of the reasons I don't like going to doctors is because even as a young child I understood that my mother was not taken seriously by her doctor. At an early age...
Thanks, @Abrin, for telling me about your father and your family's sad situation.
Well, my story is a long and complicated one. But I will try to keep my answer to your question about whether I was believed as short as possible.
The doctor believed in the series of infections that preceded...
I'm sorry, @Abrin, for your father and for you. When did your father become ill? How is he getting along now?
My mother was also ill. She would've been 88, but she died a few days after her 67th birthday.
Conella B.'s story is featured today in Solve ME/CFS Initiative's "Humans of ME/CFS."
Her story caught my attention because the last few years I've been thinking more and more about the plight of elderly ME/CFS patients. I am old myself, and I have a close ME/CFS friend in her seventies, and...
Besides Chris Quinn and the Cosgrove family, four other anonymous donors, two patients and two parents of patients, have stepped in with matching funds.
In an email from OMF today: "In the coming days, OMF will announce the specific research projects that your Triple Giving Tuesday donations will support."
The OMF announced this afternoon that they've raised $300,000. The original goal was $150,000. The new goal is $350,000.
Donate through the 28th of November.
Oh dear. So the brown areas are the acreage where the fertilizer and manure were applied, and the dots reflect the results of tests on particular water systems? If you click on a dot, you get info on the water system that the dot represents. Sorry, @Not dead yet!, but this morning I'm having...
Now that I've returned to this thread after several weeks, I'm embarrassed to see that although I said that the film is in six parts, I only provided links for five. I apologize. Here's the link for the sixth:
I hope that I didn't mix up the order of parts.
Hello, @Not dead yet! . Click on "Legend" on the top right of the map for an explanation of the colors on the map. The browns are "applied fertilizer and manure." The lavender/purple represent levels of TTHM in the drinking water. Pink/red represent levels of Nitrates in drinking water...
Good questions, @IrisRV. I was wondering when I read the article if the same computational simulations will ever be run on data from ME/CFS patients. Does longitudinal data on many ME/CFS exist at present?
I was surprised to discover that the question about whether MS is one disease or a...
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