ME/CFS Comic Series

[Tom Kindlon]

Also:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1424776568027615238

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1424793380677160960

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1424809232512192514

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1424883279308771330

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1424895665168162816

Also on Tumblr.
https://myalgicencephalomyelitiscfs.../a-talented-individual-wantedalive-thought-up
It can be hard to get much traction with posts there, but the last one where I included their original batch all in one post which can be done on Tumblr seemed reasonably popular for Tumblr.

This has taken off in the last 24 hours on Tumblr with around 900 notes, bringing it up to over 1400 notes. Notes are reblogs or likes. It will be interesting to see whether it will go fully viral there: some things get notes in 5- or 6-figures. It's probably my 2nd most popular post now out of over 2600: many get very few notes. Tumblr can be quite unbalanced that way.

 

[Arius]

These are great! I may try to come up with some ideas too. I super appreciate being validated in entertaining ways. There's so little out there for people like us.

 

[jjxx]

Thank you for your brilliant work!
My experience is simple: A sick doctor makes a good doctor.
Just like that if you are a woman with issues of PMS/PMDD, peri- or menopause, you go see a woman doctor not a man doctor.

 

[Rufous McKinney]

Just like that if you are a woman with issues of PMS/PMDD, peri- or menopause, you go see a woman doctor not a man doctor.

not necessarily...

 

[jjxx]

not necessarily...

Or dear, what can I say....? I wish you good LUCK

 

[Rufous McKinney]

I wish you good LUCK

I saw a really awful woman gynecologist many years ago.

I saw one gynecologist male, who was absolutely wonderful, except he passes out the Paxil pamphlets when you're there because your ovary is throbbing (how odd!). Happy ladies, on their special pill.

So that is my vast experience there. Its a push.

 

[jjxx]

I saw a really awful woman gynecologist many years ago.

I saw one gynecologist male, who was absolutely wonderful, except he passes out the Paxil pamphlets when you're there because your ovary is throbbing (how odd!). Happy ladies, on their special pill.

So that is my vast experience there. Its a push.

Haha....I believe your judgement.
But I can't help be musing: A male doctor without female organs nor female hormones knows how women feel about their body. He must be a genius of some sort