Re: I didn't have a choice...

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ERIK, YOU OWE HER AN APOLOGY, NOT EVERYONE AGREES WITH EACH OTHER AT TIMES, BUT EVERYONE IS NOT IN THE SAME POSTIONS! I THINK IF YOU DONT HAVE SOMETHING NICE TO SAY DONT SAY ANYTHING AT ALL.........PAM

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> ERIK, YOU OWE HER AN APOLOGY, NOT EVERYONE AGREES WITH EACH OTHER

AT TIMES,

> BUT EVERYONE IS NOT IN THE SAME POSTIONS! I THINK IF YOU DONT HAVE

SOMETHING

> NICE TO SAY DONT SAY ANYTHING AT ALL.........PAM

You say I should apologize for making the comment;

" Don't know why everybody trusts the " experts " advice when your own

perception tells you different. " when that is the most important

thing I can say to anybody?

Look at Dr Kleins story and see what his level of function would be

if he hadn't stopped relying on others advice and acting in

accordance with his perceptions.

Even to the extent of determining the level of unacceptable exposure

in someones hair.

It was rejecting the advice of the most famous CFS specialists in the

world that allowed me to walk out of the ampligen trials and return

to mountain climbing.

It was an act of total desperation and a decision to act solely on my

own perception of my personal response to neurotoxic exposure rather

than rely on any conflicting advice from even the most prominent

physicians in the world.

You generally don't get to be a survivor of one of the most well

known clusters of CFS and have the level of recovery I experienced by

chance and it was no accident. I accomplished it by saying the very

thing to myself that you consider offensive.

This isn't an insult - It's my best advice.

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