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Tag Archives: chronic fatigue syndrome
My First Synagogue Home
I’d been to other synagogues, but Ohev Shalom in Orlando, Florida, was the first one I called home. I was a regular there during my eight months in town (from Aug. 1993 to March 1994). For most of that time, … Continue reading
Posted in Conservative Judaism, Rabbis, Synagogue
Tagged chronic fatigue syndrome, conservative shul, how to tie a tie, new girlfriend, rabbi emeritus, social inhibitions
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I Have A Nightmare That I’ve Become A Pack Rat
I’m not falling asleep until around 5 am these days. Then I have these vivid nightmares around 7 am. Today I dream that I’ve invited Rob Spallone over. He drops by and then goes to see a friend in the … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged chronic fatigue syndrome, pack rat, rob spallone, tape recorder, video camera
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Start Me Up And I’ll Never Stop
My biggest daily struggle is with fatigue. I’m just exhausted most of the time and discouraged from 20 years of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. So to start myself up through the day, I have various tricks that work at times: Action … Continue reading
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Tagged c cottage cheese, chronic fatigue syndrome, daily struggle, dallas cowboys, energetic music
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My Bad Boy Days
Temp responds to this video: "How did girls react to being aggressively approached by you? Can you give some examples?" Oy ve! I went on Nardil in late 1993 and it helped me make a partial recovery from my Chronic … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Personal
Tagged attractive women, Beth Jacob, chronic fatigue syndrome, nardil, oy ve, social situations
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
From the New York Times: Leonard Jason is a professor of psychology at DePaul University in Chicago and the director of the university’s Center for Community Research. He is on the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Advisory Committee to the federal Department … Continue reading
Posted in CFS
Tagged chronic fatigue syndrome, depaul university in chicago, leonard a jason, leonard jason, universal human experience, work colleagues
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Book Review: The Producers: Profiles in Frustration
Here’s a recent blog post: SEATTLE, Washington – In case you’ve wondered what it is that a television or movie producer does – you can read The Producers and still not be quite sure what they do. Author Luke Ford … Continue reading
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