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Book Review: The Eagle Has Crashed by Ted Lacksonen

I recently had a friend ask me to read his new book, The Eagle Has Crashed, and I quickly said yes!  Ted has been someone who has been helping me to think outside the box when it comes to the plight of America and politics in general.  I respect his opinion deeply and was excited and honored to...

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Feeling like a FISH out of WATER

I was once told you know a person’s true character when you watch how they respond under pressure.  Well, I’m not feeling like I have much character right now.  I am so …

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The tension line: Do I push or pace?

One of the most challenging aspects of living with CFIDS/ME/FMS, for me personally, is the daily walking out of this tenuous tension line I find myself constantly straddling. I call it the, “do I pace or do I push” question. Basically, throughout the day, every day,  I have to ask myself, Do I push or do I pace? Everything I end up…

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I choose PACING

I was sitting here today, trying to decide which of all the coping mechanisms that I use regularly, have proven the most beneficial for me.  It didn’t take me long to figure it out because for me, it is not only a necessity, but also enables me to do more with less.  I am talking about pacing. I recently read an article that covered the controversy – at least in the world of medicine – of pacing versus Graded Exercise …

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