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I reacted unexpectedly badly to K2, and stopped.

Vitamin D is a weird one - I don't think we understand it very well. Are you able to get a bit of sunshine during the summer?

$38,073 raised, 58% of total. 9 days left. https://crowdfund.berkeley.edu/project/42302

I'm sorry you've got endometriosis and osteoporosis. Re bones, do you take supplementary calcium? I do. Previously I was on an ACE inhibitor which led to a fracture - it reduces calcium levels.

Indeed it is all of those things. You feel that people think you are an idiot, as you just can't find your way through the fog and understand what they are saying or what you were intending to do or say.

Same here. I lost a few £thousand a few years ago because I could no longer fill in forms to claim benefit. 'Luckily' I then received my work pensions.

Maybe I'm just too foggy, but I can't see the logic or connection...

There's a misprint near the beginning: Carol Monaghan, not Managhan.

Now $18,306. 28% of total. https://crowdfund.berkeley.edu/project/42302

Now $13,445 raised, 20% of target. https://crowdfund.berkeley.edu/project/42302

Just a small correction needed: "won funding from Action from ME" - should be "Action for ME".

I have stuck to my fridge an extract from Simon's earlier post (from 2018): https://www.s4me.info/threads/ronald-w-davis-phds-presentation-at-the-iimec13.5793/page-2#post-105495 specifically "Healthy cells with ME/CFS plasma behave like patient samples, while ME/CFS cells with healthy plasma...

"...awards being made based on the importance of the topic to patients..." I wonder how they assess this?

Here is the page for Woman's Hour for this epiosode: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001yys4 It says "The writer and content creator Pippa Stacey's perceptions of ageing have changed because of her experience of a chronic illness. Pippa was diagnosed with ME, also known as Chronic Fatigue...

There's a spelling error in the title: 'homozygozity' ahould be 'homozygosity'.

I was wrong to say it had exceeded the target - I got to the wrong page for some reason. Have now deleted incorrect statement. $9,756 raised so far, 15% of target. https://crowdfund.berkeley.edu/project/42302

Glutamate in title, but glutathione in text. I thought that glutamine was better than glutamate?

Done. $4,322 donated, 6% of total. https://crowdfund.berkeley.edu/project/42302

I think that should be a mere £18.7 million. See here: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2024/feb/20/astrazeneca-ceo-pascal-soriot-17m-pay-makes-him-one-of-best-paid-ftse-100-bosses How on earth does he manage...?

Merged: UK BBC report: Lack of access to medical care for disabled people There are pieces on other conditions in the article, but this is the ME section: 'I was failed completely' Michelle Penny has never had a smear test due to lack of access and, like Ms Watkins, she feels failed by the...