Ha ha ...(or maybe not)
Yes, I am reading a lot about this now, and it just keeps on getting worse:
"This disease, this syndrome, is actually more debilitating than just about any other medical problem in the world."
Professor Leonard Jason, professor of psychology at DePaul University, USA
When asked on CNN how many of his (ME/CFS) patients had fully recovered in fifteen years, Dr Peterson chillingly stated 'None.'
Dr. Peterson practices at Sierra Internal Medicine, in Incline Village, Nevada
In 1995 testimony at a congressional briefing that an ME/CFS patient "feels effectively the same every day as an AIDS patient feels two months before death".
Dr Mark Loveless, Head of the AIDS and CFS Clinic at Oregon Health Sciences University
Dr Paul Cheney found that in dual chromatography analyses, many ME/CFS patients had more biochemical derangement of the brain than patients with Parkinson's or Alzheimer's disease.
Dr. Cheney & Dr. Peterson documented the historic 1985 CFIDS outbreak in Incline Village
"This disease, this syndrome, is actually more debilitating than just about any other medical problem in the world."
Professor Leonard Jason, professor of psychology at DePaul University, USA
When asked on CNN how many of his (ME/CFS) patients had fully recovered in fifteen years, Dr Peterson chillingly stated 'None.'
Dr. Peterson practices at Sierra Internal Medicine, in Incline Village, Nevada
In 1995 testimony at a congressional briefing that an ME/CFS patient "feels effectively the same every day as an AIDS patient feels two months before death".
Dr Mark Loveless, Head of the AIDS and CFS Clinic at Oregon Health Sciences University
Dr Paul Cheney found that in dual chromatography analyses, many ME/CFS patients had more biochemical derangement of the brain than patients with Parkinson's or Alzheimer's disease.
Dr. Cheney & Dr. Peterson documented the historic 1985 CFIDS outbreak in Incline Village