Making sense of ME/CFS
K. JohnstoneExploring ME/CFS and related illnesses. I'm a non-scientist who sometimes writes about science, so take what I say with a dose of caution.
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Pain without shame
This post is more personal than usual; I write about living with chronic pain, and having feelings of shame which result from medical gaslighting. This will definitely be upsetting for a lot of people - take care of yourselves and feel free...
Psychologizing kids with asthma, in the past and today
When we struggle to make sense of how physical illness is dismissed and psychologized, it helps to remember that this problem isn’t new. Physical illness was also minimized and psychologized in the past, in ways that can seem ridiculous to ...
Liaison psychiatry
Many of us have heard a similar story: a patient was seriously ill in hospital. The doctors were concerned. A great many tests were done, but the doctors couldn’t understand what was causing the problem. Or the problems were complex, unusua...
How common is Ehlers Danlos Syndrome?
Ehlers Danlos syndrome (EDS) is a condition where the body’s connective tissue doesn’t function properly, leading to a long list of health problems. People with EDS are famously extra-flexible, but they also deal with a long list of problem...
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Exploring ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis) and chronic illness.
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