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- Tips & Tools for Working From Bed
Sat, 28 Jun 2008 02:20:46 +0000
I’ve never encountered this web site before, but it was linked from a blog carnival, and the article is pretty good: Because Sitting up is for Suckers: 70+ Tools, Tips and Hacks to Work from Bed I still miss my laptop! And I have a pretty nice setup, but can’t help drooling at this: the Ergopod 500. I’m not [...] - Why Can?t We Think Well When We?re Sick?
Thu, 12 Jun 2008 04:19:04 +0000
This isn’t specifically about CFS/ME or FMS, but I found it interesting, and I think it makes sense. Why Mental Lethargy When Sick During an infection, humans typically experience a set of physiological and psychological symptoms, including fever, confusion, decreased motivation, depression and anxiety that are accompanied by a slowing of movements. These changes, collectively known as ?sickness behavior,? are the [...] - Abortion is NOT related to FMS!
Wed, 04 Jun 2008 03:59:25 +0000
I detest ignorant bigots. And I absolutely consider the following hate speech: So like an HPV diagnosis in someone would almost guarantee that others would know the person’s potential morals or lack there of, and HIV almost always denotes a gay man, a diagnosis of fibromyalgia could potentially indicate a woman who has aborted a child. Just [...] - Review: Women, Work and Autoimmune Disease
Thu, 29 May 2008 05:16:28 +0000
I read Women, Work and Autoimmune Disease by Rosalind Joffe and Joan Friedlander a few months back, but for some reason my review on Amazon never showed up, and I didn’t think to keep a copy for myself. It seems to finally be there now, so I’ll put it here, too (slightly expanded). This book is [...] - Oxygen for CFS?
Tue, 27 May 2008 06:07:55 +0000
A research abstract from Dr. Paul Cheney offers an interesting conclusion. Oxygen Toxicity as a Locus of Control for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome “We conclude that CFS is an oxygen toxic state and that oxygen toxicity status appears to determine outcome in therapeutic trials and is therefore, a locus of control in chronic fatigue syndrome.” The possibility of an [...]
