RE: POTENTIAL SPAM Re: chronic fatigue syndrome

February 26, 2006

My GP seems to believe that the chronic

fatigue is just because I don’t do enough exercise. Well sorry, but I’m

in a bit of a Catch 22 here. I don’t sleep well at night at all because

of asthma, and that makes me tired, and if I try going for a walk I end up with

an asthma attack and back home sleeping it all off.

I’ve tried exercise to a degree, the

best to date being pilates but I get incredibly tired and need that ‘power

nap’ at least of an afternoon. I’m in the process of trying to

obtain employment which could prove interesting to say the least.

Some days are better than others but

lately it’s been particularly bad.

From: samters [mailto:samters ] On Behalf Of Boston

Sent: Monday, 27 February 2006

6:30 PM

Subject: POTENTIAL SPAM Re:

chronic fatigue syndrome

I've read a couple of articles that described Samter's as a

" Chronic Fatigue " like syndrome.

As to my own experience, yeah, the fatigue has been incredibly

debilitating. Its better at times than others. My ENT who sees

Samters patients regularly said that intense fatigue is a very common

experience.

Pamela

<pam@...> wrote:

I find that asthma is very tiring.

When my asthma is bad, I also don’t often sleep through the night.

If I’m breathing easily, I have plenty of energy.

Pam

On 2/26/06 1:34 PM, " Tami Klumpyan " <tami@...> wrote:

I was just wondering if anyone else

thought that people with samters also show signs of chronic fatigue syndrome.

Tami

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