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The Post-Appointment Post, 2013, Part II
Part I is here. Nasal VIP wasn’t the only thing that Dr. Cheney and I talked about this year. I’m sharing this grab bag of questions and answers because I know I always learn from what other patients ask him. … Continue reading
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Tagged adrenal support, adrenaline, anatabine, blood, Cheney, colloidal silver, corona radii, Cortef, crimson crescent, fever, fingerprint destruction, glutathione, high sulfite, leaky gut, methylation, oxygen, P5P, panic attack, Romberg, Sam-e, selenium, sleep, SOD, supply/demand mismatch
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The End of IRIS
Well that sucked. Some of you may remember that I’ve been dealing with IRIS caused by my experimental treatment, GcMAF (see my previous posts, “Everybody Gets Through IRIS” and “Further Adventures in IRIS”, and if you want a brief explanation of … Continue reading
Further Adventures in IRIS
My first entry on this subject, “Everybody Gets Through IRIS,” is here, and a third, “The End of IRIS,” is here. My immune system is still freaking out for fun and profit. Yes, it’s true, we’ve reached the six-week mark … Continue reading
“Everybody Gets Through IRIS.”
There’s a second entry on this topic, “Further Adventures in IRIS,” here, and a third, “The End of IRIS,” here. That’s what Dr. Cheney told me at my appointment in April. IRIS, approximately, is what happens when your immune system … Continue reading
How it Began – Part IV: The Crash and The Aftermath
This is the final entry in my ME/CFS “origin story.” Here are Part I, Part II, and Part III. We arrived back in California on Thursday night. I had already planned to take Friday off to recuperate from the trip. Saturday, May … Continue reading
How it Began – Part I: The Flu Shot
This is the first entry in my ME/CFS “origin story.” Here are Part II, Part III, and Part IV. You say you want to spend the winter in Firenze You’re so afraid to catch a dose of influenza You live your life like … Continue reading
Fever! (Ba-da-bump)
If you’ve never seen Rita Moreno and Animal’s version of “Fever” before, enjoy. I’ve had a fever for five days now. It’s nothing major thus far – 99.0 is as high as it’s gotten – but I usually run around 97.5. … Continue reading
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