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Many thanks Dr. Miller and I will raise this with my GP

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I was wondering if there is any data on where in the world M.E. is most abundant and whether or not the way that we live in western society has any bearing on the prevalence of this illness.

It's an interesting thought. What are your feelings on this?

Just an update. The MEAssociation accounts can be found here: http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/search-for-a-charity/?txt=801279 You can search for any charity using their registration number here: http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/about-the-commission/our-status/charity-commission-annual-report...

Thank you guys. Laurellen, I agree with you there. My two favourite charities at the moment are: ME Research UK - http://www.meresearch.org.uk/ Simmaron - http://simmaronresearch.com/ Actual biomedical research and nothing but. I'm simply not interested in fatigue studies and lifestyle advice any lo...

Thanks for your response Dr. Shepherd.

Could you please provide further details of precisely where I can view the published accounts of ME Association please?

Why are there so many charities supporting ME/CFS right now? Without trawling through pages and pages of text (spoon deficit) just how do they differ and which ones should I be supporting? How many have the support of government resources? How do we know which ones have qualified specialists of ME/C...

After much deliberation, I finally obtained my entire medical history. I noticed that on every blood test I had (5 total - FBC 2011-2013) the Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin (MCH) was flagged every time higher than the specified range. MCV is always right under the top range. Does this have any clinica...