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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Tips on Talking to Family and Close Friends by Toni Bernhard
Toni Bernhard, author of How to Be Sick: A Buddhist-Inspired Guide for the Chronically Ill and Their Caregivers, wrote a very insightful piece, “When chronic illness strikes: Tips on talking to family and close friends,” about how to try and gain acceptance … Continue reading
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Tagged Acceptance, CFS, Family and Friends, How to be sick, ME/CFS, Support, Toni Bernhard
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Dr. Teitelbaum Advertises Again on Huffington Post
Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, MD and former ME/CFS patient, published another article on Huffington Post, XMRV Update and a Possible New Treatment for Chronic Fatigue, yesterday. This one was even more disappointing than his recent piece, which I commented on earlier … Continue reading
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Tagged CFS, Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, Huffington Post, ME/CFS, S.H.I.N.E., Singh et al., Whittemore Peter, WPI, XMRV
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Making the truce, a short note for ME Awareness day 2011 by Jane Winter
Today is ME/CFS Awareness Day. “Making the truce, a short note for ME Awareness day 2011” by Jane Winter talks well about flare-ups: how they are not just hard for what they mean in the moment—even more restrictions than usual—but how … Continue reading
What To Do When Your Friend Has An Invisible Illness—ME/CFS? (From Get Well From ME)
More from Giles Meehan at Get Well From ME. This time, Giles talks about “What To Do When Your Friend Has An Invisible Illness – ME/MECFS/CFS.” Here are some of Giles’ words that resonated with me the most: “The worst thing … Continue reading
Teitelbaum’s Critique of PACE Fails to Deliver
In his March 9, 2011 article in Psychology Today, Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum took a look at the PACE trial done in the UK, which studied the effect of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and graded exercise therapy (GET) on patients with … Continue reading
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Tagged CBT, CFS, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dr. Teitelbaum, GET, Graded Exercise Therapy, ME/CFS, PACE Study, S.H.I.N.E. Protocol
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Thoughts About M.E. 