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- Now, granted, we fm sufferers ourselves don't always understand this illness. (I refuse to call it a syndrome because I do believe it's bigger than 'just' a collection of symptoms) And lots of times people don't come out and say anything derogatory...
- Ok, let's see... here's my current health attention:massive amounts of ice cream. (really gotta cut back!! might be od'ing on this one)effexorSeagate Olive Leaf extract: 3 capsules morning/3 at nightvit D 5000vit B12 excellent multivitamin by Mason...
- Well, I have started taking Olive Leaf Extract capsules. I also purchased a book on the substance, by Dr. Morton Walker which is filled with documented studies and extensive information about what compound in the leaf is so helpful, and why. VERY...
- I'm wondering which kind of doctor most people see to follow their fibromyalgia? I know many see rheumatologists or neurologists. I've seen both (more than one of each, as usual) and it's the rheumatologists who dx my FM. I keep wondering if and...
- Ok, I've been so happy that I am 'satisfied' with my ultracet generic med. It takes the edge off pain when I really need to. I try to avoid meds most of the time. And I don't want to have to keep upping the ante. So... when it was mentioned that...
- TAke a look at this, taken from the CFS Central site's article on the new papers regarding the Murine Leukemia (retro)Viruses, of which HIV and XMRV are two of the three currently known familes. Here's what we're dealing with!Dr. William Reeves and...
- I've read that FM is called ME and that lots of CFS and FM folks have multiple sensitivities too. I usually think that I don't fit into that category. But I do have a problem with bleach/ chlorine. On occasion when I use it in the household, it can...
- I'm going to be trying to get some Olive leaf extract. It's got strong antiviral properties. Read up on it a lot today. In time (gotta watch expenditures) I'll get it and try it out.
- Ya know, I am always suspicious of cause/effect type findings. It takes a long time to figure out which comes first, as in the chicken and the egg... I read this little article that shows that women with IBS show changes in their brain. MY own...
- My wise, slow turtle has been replaced by my beloved library. I tried and tried to size it to include more of my books, but I had to cut off half the picture. I love this little space and it's where I sit at my computer and visit with you all! ...
- Have you seen?? http://www.prohealth.com/ea/EA082310/index.cfm?slvor=10435.1013346.0.1.0.381913&eid=n.arey@verizon.netthe NIH/ FDA study agrees with the finding of the MRV in CFS patients studied by WPI. Finally. Now, let's move forward!
- This is a bit of a philosophical question (hmm, I'm about to start taking Intro to Philosophy. the topic really interests me) How has your illness, and the challenges it presents, changed you for the better. We all know this pervasive illness takes...
- Fibromyalgia is definitely a suffering. There are many worse things out there, but one of the things I'm dealing with is FM and it causes so much change and trouble in my life and my family's. In my Catholic beliefs, suffering can be offered up......
- Hope is such an important abstract intangible. What lifts your spirits and brings an infusion of hope to your day? It looks like so many of us really enjoy nature. It is a pure gift to us, that we can enjoy adn receive any time. I've been making a...
- I am an avid reader. I prefer memoir above all. I am reading a memoir of a female heart surgeon which is such detailed and diverse reading. I strongly recommend it. She tells of how difficult is was to train as one of the first female heart surgeons...