Too odd conditions related to CFS

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After seeing Dr. Bell mentioned, I read about his research on the

Internet. Two things stood out for me. Dr. Bell had noticed:

(1)Many CFS suffers lose their fingerprint ridges. (This means their

fingerprints could not be taken.)

(2)Many CFS suffers prefer to read in bed vs. sitting in a chair.

I looked at my fingerprint ridges, which I am pretty sure used to be

easy to see, and they were almost invisible.

I also will always read in bed if it is not something that I need to

sit at a desk for. So both (1) and (2) apply to me.

I think it would be of interest to find out if (1) and (2) apply to

others on the board (especially #1). These two conditions are rather

odd but Dr. Bell saw them enough to associate them with CFS.

Would others please respond as to whether (1) and (2) apply to them.