Supporting
South Australians
with ME/CFS
by providing services, education and advocacy since 1987 for those with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Supporting
South Australians
with ME/CFS
by providing services, education and advocacy since 1987 for those with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
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Articles represent the views of their authors and not ME/CFS SA. Always seek advice from a registered health practitioner before changing your care plan.
28 March, 2024
Literary Twofer Finds Characters ‘In Sickness And In Health’ And On ‘Yom Kippur In A Gym’
Nora Gold, the prize-winning Canadian author of novels and short stories and the founder and editor-in-chief of JewishFiction.net, has just published what Vegas aficionados call a twofer – that is two for the price of one, in this case two novellas, In Sickness and In Health, and Yom Kippur in a Gym in one volume (Guernica Editions). At first glance, the novellas could not seem more different. In Sickness and In Health is the account of a few days in the life of a college professor who is suffering a bout of a fugue state that doctors can’t diagnose but that she believes may be Chronic Fatigue Syndrome – and that may or may not be related to having childhood epilepsy, a condition which she has hidden from her husband.
28 March, 2024
‘There Must Be A Persistent Antigen’: NIH Researcher Discusses New PI-ME/CFS Data
A recent NIH study of post-infectious myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome suggests that the condition is a “distinct entity,” with somatic and cognitive issues that are centrally mediated.
28 March, 2024
Rhode Island Comedian’s New TV Special Shines A Light On Chronic Illness
Doug Ouimette’s new comedy special, “I Can’t Stand Stand-Up Comedy,” explores his wife’s experience with chronic fatigue syndrome and how the family finds laughter through the pain.
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