Re: immunity in CFS/Teitelbaum

[Guest guest]

I have the greatest respect for both Cheney and Teitelbaum. But I

think Teitelbaum has the big picture and includes all the factors in

cfs and fms. Also, I like him very much as a person. He is decent and

kind and respectful of people. The centers he now oversees are, IMO,

our best crack at good treatment right now in the US.

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> That's interesting, I'd never heard that about Teitlebaum.

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> I'm sure Cheney probably has good intentions as well, but I

couldn't agree more that his " god-like " stature is overrated and is

probably based more on his simple willingness to take us seriously

more than anything else. I mean just having someone believe we're sick

is big in our world, where most people treat us like lazy, neurotic

losers instead of truly sick people.

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