I can't figure out if this is the correct place to put this topic. With so many and none matching exactly, I don't know. So move it if needed. (Just leave a shadow so I can find it.)
I have been thinking a lot lately about all you men. I remember a CFIDS Chronicle article in the first issue I ever read that pointed out how much harder CFS is for men. And I can totally understand: lack of ability to financially support family, blow to idea of "strength" associated with manhood, being labeled with a "woman's illness" and one associated with neurotic women at that, etc.
But now we learn that XMRV is turned on by progesterone.
How does this news affect you men?
Tina
I have been thinking a lot lately about all you men. I remember a CFIDS Chronicle article in the first issue I ever read that pointed out how much harder CFS is for men. And I can totally understand: lack of ability to financially support family, blow to idea of "strength" associated with manhood, being labeled with a "woman's illness" and one associated with neurotic women at that, etc.
But now we learn that XMRV is turned on by progesterone.
How does this news affect you men?
Tina