Twenty years passed before Erik’s mold opinions were vindicated. Read or Download ePub Through the Shadowlands: A Science Writers Odyssey into an Illness Science Doesnt Understand By Julie Rehmeyer Online All Format. None of the heralded CFS researchers would listen. She tells of her experience with ME/CFS in a memoir due out in May: Through the Shadowlands: A Science Writers Odyssey into an Illness Science Doesnt. Johnson tried repeatedly to get the attention of leading CFS researchers then and now to look at what he knew about mold sensitivity. Science journalist Julie Rehmeyer was so sick she sometimes couldn't turn over in bed. He came up with his theory at the wrong time in the politics of medical opinion, as a unknown viral cause was blamed instead. One victim, Erik Johnson, told everyone who would listen that mold was a cause of CFS. In the medical history of CFS, each of the concepts applies–failed theories and failed criticism. Through the Shadowlands by Julie Rehmeyer, 9781623367657, available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide.
The history of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) begins in Incline Village, Nevada in 1985. History Doesn’t Remember the Names of the Critics Through the Shadowlands: A Science Writers Odyssey into an Illness Science Doesnt Understand (Hardcover). And his strategies for bringing attention to his “clue” violated pretty much every norm in the scientific community. What would it be like to go from mold being the problem for Erik, and a few other people, and now maybe me, to it being a problem for everyone with ME/CFS.
The stories Erik had told me started to resonate differently in my mind and my heart. There was something bewildering, though, about having the explanation delivered by a raving guy with the disaffected air of a homeless person, rather than by a white-coated doctor. Through the Shadowlands, by Julie Rehmeyer
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