Crowdfunding for David Tuller during October 2025

[Trish]

No they don't think it's a mental illness. They think it's psychosomatic, ie imaginary, ie not an illness at all.

 

[Jonathan Edwards]

No they don't think it's a mental illness. They think it's psychosomatic, ie imaginary, ie not an illness at all.

This is the key. They don't think it is medical, nor psychiatric, but psychological or functional.
And that is exactly why people are left to die.

 

[Hutan]

About $41,000 raised so far, 60% of the target.

!2 days to go.

Thanks for your work David, and your ongoing commitment to people with ME/CFS.

 

[rvallee]

I hadn't read the Science article that David linked in the above blog post.

This comment in the final paragraph raised an eyebrow —



This was in reference to their follow-up paper, published in <checks notes> The Lancet Psychiatry.

The brazenness of the lying, the gaslighting, is really something. Cochrane pulled the same thing, absurdly saying that placing 'CFS' under common mental disorders doesn't mean what they obviously mean by that.

Shows how rules and everything professional are just a bunch of empty words if they can simply be ignored.

 

[Amw66]

and he stressed that their findings are not suggesting that CFS/ME is a mental illness.​

Nor is he saying it isn't a mental illness.

Despite characterising it as that for decades.

The man has a built in anemoscope ( measures wind direction )
Always follow the money

 

[Sean]

Second of three done.

 

[Andy]

$41,062 raised so far, 60% of total.

11 days left

David Tuller's Trial by Error Fall 2025

Help UC Berkeley raise $68,000 for the project: David Tuller's Trial by Error Fall 2025. Your gift will make a difference!

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[Tom Kindlon]

Donated

 

[Chandelier]

$46,484 Raised toward our $68,000 Goal (68%)
350 Donors
8 Days Left

 

[Barry]

Set myself a reminder for pay day.

Done.

 

[Jesse]

Done. Thank you for your work @dave30th