Things I Refuse to Do. At Home on the Rock. I find myself wide awake in the dark hours of early morning. Thoughts are racing through my mind as I vehemently try to figure out solutions to so many things going on. In the quietness of the night, my mind cannot settle itself. Learning to Become FULLY Charged. Happy New Year of 2015! Jan 01, 2015.

The ME and CFS Information Page. I have a new blogsite! Check it out - anybody can read the posts; if you want to comment, you have to sign in. XMRV - The Retrovirus behind the misdiagnosis of CFS. In the October 9, 2009, issue of Science. For my best current explanation as a Ph. in a social science, a victim of the disease, and a patient advocate, please read my essay on XMRV, XAND, CFS, and M. If you to go my blog.

Sunday, January 29, 2017. I love to travel and experience new things. I am restless and, in my healthy days, I thrived on change. I am somewhat claustrophobic and hate being in small, confined spaces .

After many weeks of heavy discussion, a friend has finally convinced me to move my blog from WordPress to Blogger. Both engines are nice, but the work I will need to do to keep the blog running each week is less with Blogger, so I have copied the entire site over there. Sorry to inconvenience those that do follow this blog regularly. On September 10, 2013 in Uncategorized.

E? 1 million Americans and 17 million worldwide affected by one of the most disabling diseases ever. The disease affects people of all ages, genders, races and economic levels. He is likely to be permanently disabled unless research finds a cure. Then, viral infections and an adver.

Take Care of Each Other. When journalist David Tuller asked for crowdfunding in 2017. To support his research and writing on ME for a year, he had already demonstrated his commitment to a rigorous examination of the many problems and issues associated with the PACE trial. That crowdfunding campaign was successful in part because of his track record and determination to continue working on this story.

I hope youve all been fine and well? No tornadoes, floods, unexpected sinkholes, avalanches, mudslides, blizzards, hailstorms, lightning strikes, hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, tsunamis, volcanoes, sandstorms, alien abductions, toxic spills? I hope not, I really do. Because that would be ghastly, it really would. But you know whats not ghastly? This week its the sultry Fever. You Supply Our Other Snout.

Tracking retractions as a window into the scientific process. A lawyer who represents U. researchers in misconduct cases, who describes some nuances many may not realize about these situations.