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Responses to various comments about ME and FMS

Some of the comments are pretty old by now, but there are certain themes that come back, over and over again. I’ve decided to answer them once, and that’s it.
ME and FMS are not “lifestyle” diseases. Researchers have found genetic, neurological and cardiological anomalies, so get off that blame-the-victim bullshit. We know better. We’ve done the […]

January 23, 2008  Tags: allergies, causes, CFIDS, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, diet, exercise, fatigue, Fibromyalgia, FMS, genetic basis, health foods, ME/CFS, myalgic encephalopathy, neurological disorders, Pain, treatments, weight loss  Posted in: Blogroll  8 Comments

Other FMS/chronic illness blogs/casts?

I’ll record episode 3 as soon as my sound tech (aka Sam, my partner) is available.
Right now, though, I’m in the mood to plump up my blogroll. Suggest other blogs and podcasts about fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, or chronic illness, please! What are your favorites? Do you have one yourself? Tell me about it!

June 4, 2006   Posted in: Blogroll, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Resources  No Comments

My Apologies

I must apologize for my absence here and the lack of a podcast last week! I’ve just gotten home from a brief hospital stay, and I didn’t have internet access there. I have plenty of material to cover, although it won’t be on the planned topic. Stay tuned!

June 4, 2006   Posted in: Blogroll  No Comments

Registration not needed

I’ve removed the requirement for people to register before commenting. I’ll trust Akismet to catch any comment spam.

May 26, 2006   Posted in: Blogroll  No Comments

What does “Fibrant” mean?

It’s a word that I made up, combining “vibrant” and “fibromyalgia.” A fibrant life is one that is well-rounded, balanced, as healthy as possible, and has more joy than pain in it. The goal of this blog and podcast is to spread fibrancy and to support each other in maintaining our fibrant lives.
I hope you’ll join […]

May 9, 2006   Posted in: Blogroll, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia  No Comments


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