[These two articles are written by a journalist with ME/CFS. Part 2
covers more political issues like the CDC, exercise advice, the IoM
process, etc. Tom (@TomKindlon)]
http://bit.ly/1gU9wun i.e.
http://www.lastwordonnothing.com/2014/04/23/guest-post-pt-1-why-are-doctors-skeptical-unhelpful-about-chronic-fatigue-syndrome/
Guest Post, pt. 1: Why Are Doctors Skeptical & Unhelpful about Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome?
By: Julie Rehmeyer | April 23, 2014
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http://bit.ly/ROIhfq i.e.
http://www.lastwordonnothing.com/2014/04/24/guest-post-pt-2-why-are-doctors-skeptical-unhelpful-about-chronic-fatigue-syndrome/
Guest Post, pt. 2: Why Are Doctors Skeptical & Unhelpful about Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome?
By: Julie Rehmeyer | April 24, 2014
This is Part Two of a post on myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic
fatigue syndrome — or just ME/CFS — which is a disease that 1) knocks
people right out of the game and 2) doctors can help with (though not
as well as one would like). But most doctors haven't a clue, often
even viewing the illness as psychosomatic and untreatable. Part One
was yesterday, and it left off puzzling about why doctors are so
unknowledgeable.
covers more political issues like the CDC, exercise advice, the IoM
process, etc. Tom (@TomKindlon)]
http://bit.ly/1gU9wun i.e.
http://www.lastwordonnothing.com/2014/04/23/guest-post-pt-1-why-are-doctors-skeptical-unhelpful-about-chronic-fatigue-syndrome/
Guest Post, pt. 1: Why Are Doctors Skeptical & Unhelpful about Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome?
By: Julie Rehmeyer | April 23, 2014
--------------------------------
http://bit.ly/ROIhfq i.e.
http://www.lastwordonnothing.com/2014/04/24/guest-post-pt-2-why-are-doctors-skeptical-unhelpful-about-chronic-fatigue-syndrome/
Guest Post, pt. 2: Why Are Doctors Skeptical & Unhelpful about Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome?
By: Julie Rehmeyer | April 24, 2014
This is Part Two of a post on myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic
fatigue syndrome — or just ME/CFS — which is a disease that 1) knocks
people right out of the game and 2) doctors can help with (though not
as well as one would like). But most doctors haven't a clue, often
even viewing the illness as psychosomatic and untreatable. Part One
was yesterday, and it left off puzzling about why doctors are so
unknowledgeable.
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