Roy S
former DC ME/CFS lobbyist
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The FAQ that should never be necessary
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Here is a quote:
FAQ
Here is a FAQ. It should never be necessary.
I do not like posting it. I might remove it. You may still repost this post elsewhere verbatim if you want (even if I don't remove it).
She was exaggerating or faking
She died.
But it was "secondary gain"!
Dead.
But it was "catastrophizing"!
Dead.
But it was "illness beliefs"!
Dead.
But it was "deconditioning"!
Have you ever gotten out of shape? Did you die?
But it was "laziness"!
Dead.
But it was "ambition"!
Dead.
But it was "a disorder of effort perception"!
Dead.
But it was "characterized by exertion issues"!
Dead.
But it was "push / crash cycle"!
Dead.
But "treadmill studies will get to the bottom of it"!
Dead.1
But it is "characterized by fatigue, headaches, sleep disturbance and several other symptoms"
Describing a mild hangover helps you how?
=== But "the mild sufferers I know only have a few symptoms like that"!
For the rest of the blog see here.
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Here is a quote:
I cannot be washed, cannot raise my head, cannot have company, cannot be lifted from bed, cannot look out of the window, cannot be touched, cannot watch television or listen to music - the list is long.
There are thousands of other quotes that could be used instead. FAQ
Here is a FAQ. It should never be necessary.
I do not like posting it. I might remove it. You may still repost this post elsewhere verbatim if you want (even if I don't remove it).
She was exaggerating or faking
She died.
But it was "secondary gain"!
Dead.
But it was "catastrophizing"!
Dead.
But it was "illness beliefs"!
Dead.
But it was "deconditioning"!
Have you ever gotten out of shape? Did you die?
But it was "laziness"!
Dead.
But it was "ambition"!
Dead.
But it was "a disorder of effort perception"!
Dead.
But it was "characterized by exertion issues"!
Dead.
But it was "push / crash cycle"!
Dead.
But "treadmill studies will get to the bottom of it"!
Dead.1
But it is "characterized by fatigue, headaches, sleep disturbance and several other symptoms"
Describing a mild hangover helps you how?
=== But "the mild sufferers I know only have a few symptoms like that"!
For the rest of the blog see here.