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I have a Panosonic and if someone leaves a message you can hear it on all of the handsets as it's being recorded.

Why, if someone has truly had ME, would they not be offering their information for free for everyone to read? Most people who have found something that helps with their particular medical condition usually are shouting it from the rooftop trying to get everyone to listen to them. They aren't...

They are a different vaccine each time though, and they are once every 12 months, not every four to six months.

I don't see the point of having the old vaccine when there is a new one out there. We know that the current vaccines do little to stop people from getting covid at this point in time. There is an epidemiologist here in Vancouver who is worried about the number of vaccines that we have been...

It's unfortunate that we women have different symptoms of a heart attack than what men have. Sadly a lot of doctors are not aware of this, even doctors working in the ER. You would think that in 2022 this would be common knowledge by now.

I don't agree. If it's an emergency, you see whoever is assigned to you. I don't see how a doctor can refuse to treat a patient in an emergency even if they do have ME. If you are having a heart attack, a stroke, had a bad fall, running a high fever, etc. no doctor is going to refuse to treat...

It's been fragile for years, but nothing like we are seeing now. Here in BC if they want to attract new doctors they've got to start paying them a salary, instead of the 'per service' system they have at the moment. A GP averages $31 per visit regardless of whether it is a 10 minute visit or a...

Our healthcare here in Canada is in crisis mode since the pandemic.

I'm very fortunate that I live in BC, Canada, so that, thankfully, isn't an issue for me. I forget that it's different in the UK. I've never once been treated poorly by anyone at any hospital when I've been having tests, procedures, surgery, or seeing a doctor in the ER even when they are aware...

Rich Van Konynenburg believed that our bodies had problems using B12 even though a lot of us test high for this vitamin.

I don't know how this would work. If you have an emergency and need to get to the ER immediately, if there isn't an ME friendly doctor available you are still going to need to go the hospital.

I've met so many people who were healthy and living full lives before having the vaccine. So many of them are being ignored and told that they are anxious. A lot of specialists won't even see someone if they mention that it is vaccine related. Thankfully there are doctors who do believe that the...

From the groups that I belong to it seems that eventually most of us with adverse reactions from the vaccines, including those with Neuropathy, do recover. Several neurologists in the US have been telling their patients that neuropathy as a result of a vaccine usually resolves itself within two...

Jack was another person who developed Neuropathy after having the covid vaccine. It's unfortunate that he couldn't hang on and wait it out as most people eventually recover even though it takes a long time for recovery. He lost hope and didn't think that he would ever recover. It's heart...

I know several people who were glad to be back in the office or the work field. They missed the social contact with their co-workers and clients. The exchanging of ideas that only happens with face-to-face contact. The sitting around the lunch room sharing a laugh with other people. They wanted...

It's true that those of us with long term adverse reactions to the covid vaccine aren't being recognized or supported for the most part, however, adverse reactions happen with all vaccines. They can't stop vaccinating all people because a very small percentage of us will possibly have these...

There are always going to be adverse reactions to vaccines no matter which vaccine it is. It has always been that way. The difference this time is that with covid, everyone around the world is being vaccinated at the same time so it is much more noticeable the number of us getting adverse...

There is a selection of seated Qigong videos by Kseny. https://www.youtube.com/c/QigongwithKseny/search?query=sitting%20exercise

The biggest problem with getting new doctors to work in BC as a GP in a family practice is that they only get paid $31 per average visit with a patient. So if a patient's visit runs longer and takes, say, 30 minutes of the doctor's time, the doctor still only gets paid $31.00 for the half hour...

My GP is retiring in the next four to 10 months. She has tried every avenue she can think of to find a doctor to buy her practice but so far she hasn't found anyone. There are approximately 900,000 people in BC alone without a family doctor and it looks like I'm going to be one of those people...