Newton's Apples
Issac Newton formulated the theory of gravity by watching an apple fall to the ground; Dr. Julia Newton has formulated a different theory of 'gravity' in ME/CFS ; she believes what's causing ME/CFS patients to have so much trouble walking and exercising is not so much gravity Read more [...] 
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NEUROINFLAMMATORY MODEL OF ME/CFS Part IV – SYMPTOMS, HETEROGENEITY AND ONSET -PULLING IT ALL TOGETHER?
B - CAN THE NEUROINFLAMMATORY STATE EXPLAIN THE CARDINAL SYMPTOMS OF ME/CFS? - SYMPTOMS - FROM MOOD DISORDERS TO TINNITUS
Firstly, it must be acknowledged that this line of inquiry started
A – A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE ON 'ME/CFS'
I want to make a controversial and potentially unpopular proposal: that ME/CFS is not a discrete disease in any objective sense and that attempting to more rigorously define a 'pure' ME/CFS cohort is futile.
In Parts I to III, I set out what I suggest
Examining the energy envelope and associated symptom patterns in chronic fatigue syndrome: does coping matter? Brown AA, Evans MA, Jason LA.Chronic Illn. 2013 Apr 12.
':earning to stay within your energy envelope isn't easy particularly when one first comes down with chronic fatigue syndrome.
Bring Me Men to Match My Mountains
"Bring me men to match my mountains, Bring me men to match my plains, Men with empires in their purpose, And new eras in their brains" - Sam Walter Foss
A modern day equivalent for chronic fatigue syndrome might be "Give me data to match my disorder and researchers
Twenty-one years ago today Tom Hennessey exhorted 'CFS' patients to unite together on the anniversary of Florence Nightingales birth to celebrate International CFS Day. Like all good ideas this one caught on and was copied with the result that May 12th is now celebrated by people with Fibromyalgia,
(Are different ME/CFS doctors seeing different types of ME/CFS patients. Would closely examining those patients reveal the elusive subsets researcher have been talking about for decades? At the FDA Workshop on April 26, Dr Elizabeth Unger, head of the CDC's Chronic Fatigue Syndrome programme
Bob Miller can't dance...he can't run...he can't even play baseball for ME/CFS - he's not strong enough for that but he can fall, and May 12th, ME/CFS International Day, he's going to fall a long way, very quickly, to raise money for ME/CFS research.
It's been a busy couple of months for Bob. 