Re: The Magic Bullet (or Bullets?)

[Guest guest]

I tend to agree somewhat, but I would say that folks are looking for " magic

bullets " --

pieces of the puzzle that may help them. We do have to keep in mind that what

works for

one maybe be exactly the wrong thing for another.

Plus, I have a feeling that most of us ignore or don't work harder on the HARD

part, or

parts: i.e., we push when we know we should rest, we stay up too late, we don't

stop when

are bodies are saying STOP. Easier said than done, but as Cheney and most say,

these

things are often the most important steps one can take to lead to recovery.

And people DO recover. I personally know two -- and one of them is the

moderator of

this list!

Dan

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> As a general note, I find that a lot of people on this list seem

> really focused on finding the magic bullet that will cure them.

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> **** Really ? I haven't noticed this at all. What makes you say this

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> Remember, gang: almost nobody ever gets over CFS; and even the

> handful who do can't usually tell you why. If a cure existed, we'd

> all be on it by now. But it doesn't yet, and may not for a long

> while. In the meantime, be grateful for anything that gets you

> through until that day arrives. For me and many others, GSH has

> proven to be the best, most comprehensive day-to-day systemic support

> money can buy.

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> Sara

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[Guest guest]

I> Remember, gang: almost nobody ever gets over CFS; and even the

> handful who do can't usually tell you why. If a cure existed, we'd

> all be on it by now. But it doesn't yet, and may not for a long

> while. In the meantime, be grateful for anything that gets you

> through until that day arrives. For me and many others, GSH has

> proven to be the best, most comprehensive day-to-day systemic support

> money can buy.

>

** IM confident that I will have reversed most if not all of my CFS issues.

Regards

CS