Search results

My best friend who passed away suddenly in 2016 spent over $40,000 US during his 18 years of misdiagnosed Lyme and ME/CFS treatments from 'specialists'.

I live in a high-rise in the city and forget what season it is sometimes.

I don't know if it's just a coincidence but there have been numerous reports of pilots dying during flights lately.

Driving Under the Cognitive Influence of COVID-19: Exploring the Impact of Acute SARS-CoV-2 Infection on Road Safety, 2024 LINK

Rebecca Firth, 42, is seeking damages from Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust for allegedly failing to provide her with adequate PPE A nurse who nearly died from Covid-19 is suing the NHS for negligence and failing to provide her with proper personal protective equipment (PPE). Rebecca Firth...

They are everywhere now. There are over a dozen spa type IV bars in my city alone. They even have mobile IV treatments for 'big events' and private parties. The sad part is that I know of several pwME who wasted tons of cash on this.

I thought preventive medicine was a ready solution for a health care system in crisis?

. . . studying the work of Dr. John Myers. I remember when Myers Cocktails were recommended for pwME.

Yes, and avoid this GP

There are several articles written about all his recommendations for 'better health'. He is part of a medical team for 'Get a Drip'

As the Covid XEC variant surges, GP Dr Matthew Calcasola reveals the seven things he is doing to boost his immune system to try to avoid catching the virus :jawdrop: 1. Catch plenty of zzz 2. Drink up 3. Eating well 4. Keep moving 5. Have a mindful moment 6. Have a drip 7. Say yes to...

Fatal meningoencephalitis associated with Ebola virus persistence in two survivors of Ebola virus disease in Democratic Republic of the Congo: a case study, 2024, Daniel Mukadi-Bamuleka et al

Quebec mulls scrapping family doctors for healthy patients Scenario would have only those deemed more vulnerable assigned a family doctor Only patients deemed more vulnerable, such as those with complex or chronic conditions such as cancer, mental health issues, cardiovascular disease or...

Exactly re psychiatrist. But she was thanking replies when they congratulated her on her 'recovery'. I think she might have been a bit overwhelmed about her book release to give accurate replies so things were misinterpreted as usual on social media.

This was the original post I read full of misinformation from a PSYCHIATRIST. Great story. #MECFS Recovery through gardening. This resonates with the concept of ikigai, a Japanese term meaning “a reason for being." From a neuroscience perspective, the concept of ikigai is about engaging...

Slowly it is being acknowledged that Covid is a cardiovascular disease: “Mazraoui had to take time away from football to deal with inflammation of heart tissue in January 2023 after suffering from Covid-19.” Man Utd's Mazraoui has a minor procedure after palptiations LINK

I get what you're saying @rvallee But will people suffering from ME have to buy her book to find out that she didn't really recover??:emoji_thinking:

Introduction Neurogenic orthostatic hypotension (nOH) is a hallmark feature of autonomic nervous system failure.1 On standing, people with nOH experience large reductions in blood pressure (≥20/10 mmHg) and debilitating symptoms (e.g. light-headedness, blurred vision, and syncope).1 Current...

There is no mention of pacing or B12 injections that improved her health in that article. "Over the next 10 years, gardening helped me rebuild my life".

She is leaving X because of the 'haters'. Chronically ill people are genuinely happy for those who recover. She needs to distinguish frustration from hate. The word hate is rooted in shame, fear, and humiliation.