Boba
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Don’t be. His Long Covid study will help a lot.It was so painful to read his reply. I had such hope in him. Its actually really devastating.
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Don’t be. His Long Covid study will help a lot.It was so painful to read his reply. I had such hope in him. Its actually really devastating.
Totally shit. I really didnt need to hear it today.He obviously vented. That’s shit… He just got big money to study Long Covid. I can’t imagine he’s doing something else now. Knowing that Long Covid is ME will help.
He received at least 1 Mio for Long Covid. I‘d still argue that it is the same direction. This is going to help. I‘m a Long Hauler with fatigue and PEM.When I learned of the 10 patients covid 10 Me and 10 controls study over TWO years, I realised that he was directing himself elsewhere. My family could not believe it!! Am I incorrect but did he not receive some grant that was quite substantial? Perhaps not.
This is devastating dear @Hopeful1976. I really really thank you for posting the messages.
I just felt the community needed to know. I hate bringing sorrow and dejection, truly. I've had this horrid illness 25 years and with Bhupesh and his pictures of the 'something' affecting the mitochondria, saying he had found something, for the first time ever, I actually felt hope. Now I feel utterly despondent. So let down. I'm sorry everyone.When I learned of the 10 patients covid 10 Me and 10 controls study over TWO years, I realised that he was directing himself elsewhere. My family could not believe it!! Am I incorrect but did he not receive some grant that was quite substantial? Perhaps not.
This is devastating dear @Hopeful1976. I really really thank you for posting the messages.
I feel as you do, dear Hopeful. I recall that before Christmas he said he was going to announce something, and many of us felt he would announce some finding affecting the mitochondria, and then Christmas came and there was nothing, a deflated balloon. So, I knew then something was up. And the recent statements suggest this. And his project is for two years and only a such a tiny number of ME patients, and not even severe ones. Then what, after those two years, 20 patients will need to be studied, and then 2 years after that, 40 patients, and on it goes. Forgive me my utter despair about all this today.I just felt the community needed to know. I hate bringing sorrow and dejection, truly. I've had this horrid illness 25 years and with Bhupesh and his pictures of the 'something' affecting the mitochondria, saying he had found something, for the first time ever, I actually felt hope. Now I feel utterly despondent. So let down. I'm sorry everyone.
I felt exactly as you did when you heard. I had the same conversation with my parents. Its devastating. I am sending my best love to you today.I feel as you do, dear Hopeful. I recall that before Christmas he said he was going to announce something, and many of us felt he would announce some finding affecting the mitochondria, and then Christmas came and there was nothing, a deflated balloon. So, I knew then something was up. And the recent statements suggest this. And his project is for two years and only a such a tiny number of ME patients, and not even severe ones. Then what, after those two years, 20 patients will need to be studied, and then 2 years after that, 40 patients, and on it goes. Forgive me my utter despair about all this today.
Today is the day I lost hope 🙏I feel as you do, dear Hopeful. I recall that before Christmas he said he was going to announce something, and many of us felt he would announce some finding affecting the mitochondria, and then Christmas came and there was nothing, a deflated balloon. So, I knew then something was up. And the recent statements suggest this. And his project is for two years and only a such a tiny number of ME patients, and not even severe ones. Then what, after those two years, 20 patients will need to be studied, and then 2 years after that, 40 patients, and on it goes. Forgive me my utter despair about all this today.
Oh no, he is one of the brightest stars at the sky of ME research. Unfortunately he decided not to accept money from patients anymore.
another hope lies on his death bed
I thought he was under the tutelage of Bob naviaux? I wonder what's happenedThis is horrible....and somehow not making sense to me.
Prusty just did an interview about two weeks ago. He has two major sources of funding currently to work on long haul and ME related work. Including can hire a post doc.
He did not share much further in that interview. He smiled alot and seemed quite happy about- the upcoming work which should be helpful to our general cause.
But maybe its not the funding to continue his other HHV-6 type/mito specific work- and so there he is frustrated. I know he does not like asking the patient community for money.
"on the right path" and he suspects some exciting developments in the next 3-5 years."
I just felt the community needed to know. I hate bringing sorrow and dejection, truly. I've had this horrid illness 25 years and with Bhupesh and his pictures of the 'something' affecting the mitochondria, saying he had found something, for the first time ever, I actually felt hope. Now I feel utterly despondent. So let down. I'm sorry everyone.
Sorry?It reads a bit like "it's very difficult to have ME.... as your topic of research".
Finish your sentences earlier boyo.