181. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - A Self Help Site This is a research based information site, produced by Britains leading ChronicFatigue syndrome Research Unit. Inside you will find a lot of useful http://www.kcl.ac.uk/cfs/

Chronic Fatigue and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome A Practical Self Help Guide Produced by Vincent Deary The Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Research and Treatment Unit New Medical School Kings College Hospital London SE5 7PJ. CONTENTS News and Research and Links.... About the unit and its research News about our research on Gulf War Illness CFS Update ...recent findings, newsetc well not so recent, but they will be soon Articles .....and papers about CFS BMJ article - clinical review of recent research in CFS BMJ article Chief Medical Officers Report on CFS/ME Medical Research Councils CFS report Action for M.E. website Whats in a Name? a new article by Professor Simon Wessely Frequently Asked Questions Chronic Fatigue in Children Understanding and Treating Fatigue... CFS and The Facts of life , an article for clinicians working with sufferers of CFS. Explaining the symptoms of CFS An article explaining the physiological basis of some of the more common, and some of the more obscure, symptoms that trouble CFS sufferers A Brief History of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome What Causes Fatigue?

182. Spokane & Inland Northwest Fibromyalgia Association Home Page Provides members with current information and literature about Fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue Immune Disfunction syndrome. http://www.spokanefm.org/

SPOKANE S INLAND NORTHWEST FIBROMYALGIA ASSOCIATION FM, an invisible disease What is FM? Spokane's Inland Northwest Fibromyalgia Association was founded April 1990, as the Inland Northwest Fibromyalgia Association. We provide members with current information and literature about Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Immune Disfunction Syndrome. We give medical conferences annually, publish an international newsletter and have both large and small support groups. We hope you find this web site helpful. If you need further information that is not provided here, please email us: ... info@spokanefm.org Inland Northwest Fibromyalgia Association Serving the Spokane area for 11 years 3021 S. Regal #103 Spokane, WA 99223 Fax: (509) 343-5556 Email: info@spokanefm.org If you experience any problems with this website, please email the webmaster at: webmaster@spokanefm.org Our Purpose Symptoms Defining Symptoms ... Membership Form

183. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome The chronic fatigue syndrome is a disorder characterized by severe disabling fatigue To meet criteria for the diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome, http://hora.cpmc.columbia.edu/dept/syncope/cfs.html

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Tilt Table Testing The chronic fatigue syndrome is a disorder characterized by severe disabling fatigue that often begins after an acute viral illness. Patients often have a combination of symptoms in addition to severe fatigue. These include impaired concentration and short term memory, sleep disturbances, recurrent lightheadedness, and pain in the muscles and bone. To meet criteria for the diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome, these symptoms must have persisted for at least 6 months, and alternative medical and psychiatric explanations must have been excluded. Many patients with chronic fatigue remain functionally impaired for several years. The cause of this syndrome remains unclear. There are no definitive tests to diagnose chronic fatigue syndrome and no therapy has been consistently proven to be effective. Symptoms suggestive of low blood pressure Many patients with chronic fatigue complain of lightheadedness after they have been standing up for a short time. Patients sometimes become nauseated and sweaty, they develop a pit in their stomach, and they feel that they might faint if they don't sit down or lie down. These symptoms suggest that some reaction produces a sudden drop in blood pressure, called neurally-mediated hypotension. In some patients, blood pressure may drop low enough to cause a brief loss of consciousness or a fainting spell (the medical term for fainting is syncope). This reaction, when it produces fainting, is often called vaso-vagal syncope or neurally-mediated syncope. In fact, neurally-mediated syncope is the most common cause of fainting spells.

184. Steve Nieminen's Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Program Steve Nieminen explains how to deal with chronic fatigue syndrome. http://www.defeatcfs.com

Privacy Chat room About Steve Did you ask us a question ... but did not hear from us promptly? Our email may have been blocked by your email spam filter. Customer service can help you. Click here to check your account. There is no shortage of books and web sites dealing with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) these days ... many theories, opinions, and treatments. By now, you've probably read quite a few! But success stories are far less common. Indeed, many people simply learn to live with it and end up struggling with endlessly recurring symptoms. What else can we offer you then? We will tell you about the simple, 100% natural program that Steve Nieminen created and what it can do for you too. Despite the fact that there is still a great deal of debate about the true nature of the condition, sufferers are often told significant lifestyle changes are inevitable and it may be best to accept it early. Well-intentioned though it may be, this message alone can increase the likelihood of depression and anxiety, compounding an already serious problem. The program does not require the use of medications. However, patients currently relying on prescriptions do

185. Sandy Springs United Methodist Info on Sunday School classes for all ages, worship schedule, and recreation activities. Also descriptions of support groups for chronic fatigue syndrome, and wed men and women. http://www.gbgm-umc.org/ssumc/

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186. Reverse Therapy - Treating Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia And ME Offering a treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome, M.E., fibromyalgia, CFIDS with Reverse Therapy developed by Dr John Eaton. http://www.reverse-therapy.com

A breakthrough in the treatment for M.E. Reverse Therapy is the radical new treatment for M.E., Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia and many other named conditions. Please look around this website and find out how Reverse Therapy can help you or someone close to you. more... Reversing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome "Thanks to Reverse Therapy I’m now back at work, enjoying a social life and making positive plans for the future. I consider myself to be fully recovered. My symptoms started to lift at my very first appointment, immediately upon reading my first message. The therapy was sometimes hard work and emotionally draining, but I was always rewarded with a lifting of symptoms. Thanks to the commitment and understanding of my therapist, Reverse Therapy has been an unforgettable and life changing experience, and one that I recommend to all ME sufferers." Reverse Therapy Book available from Amazon now Reverse Therapy is now available in: Orkney, Shetland, Inverness, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, Perth, Ayr, Galashiels*, Newcastle, Durham*, Hull, Sheffield*, Skipton, Derby, Birmingham, Tamworth*, Liverpool*, Shrewsbury, Cardiff, Brighton, Southampton, Towcester, Norwich*, Milton Keynes, Bristol, Clevedon, Exeter, Crewkerne, Weymouth, Newbury, Reading, Henley-on-Thames*, Wokingham, Farnham (Surrey), Croydon, Sevenoaks*, Bushey (Herts.)*, London (Greenwich), London (Battersea), London (Central), London (Richmond)*, Belfast (Locations marked * available in Autumn 2005) Overseas Eire –

187. CNN.com - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome More Than Being Tired - December 25, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/HEALTH/conditions/12/24/chronic.fatigue/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US/HELP CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe CNNenEspanol.com CNNArabic.com ... set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW InStyle Business 2.0 Chronic fatigue syndrome more than being tired By Eleni Berger CNN (CNN) Imagine getting only three or four hours of sleep a night for eight years. Then having a pain as severe as a toothache throughout the entire body at the same time. Add to that the feeling that memory is fading. That's what life can be like for people who suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), says Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, an internist who specializes in treating this mysterious illness. "This is a serious disease that can destroy people's lives," says Teitelbaum, who directs the Annapolis Research Center for Effective Fibromyalgia and CFS Therapies in Annapolis, Maryland. He became interested in the illness after succumbing to it in medical school in 1975. "There was not even a name for it back then," recalls Teitelbaum, who says he battled the disease for years before being cured.

188. The Disability Benefits Information Page Information about private disability insurance and US Social Security DisabilityInsurance. http://www.cfids-me.org/

The CFIDS-ME Information Webpage This website is currently under re-construction. I apologize for any inconvenience it may have called you. You may try the following website for information about what it is like to live with the disease: http://www.cfids-me.org/marys Or, for information about advocacy, http://www.cfids/org I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you. mailto:maryslists@comcast.net

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