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		By: Kristina S		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Kristina S]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[I can definitely relate to becoming overprotective with family and friends - especially my son. He gets words of caution from me all the time. I&#039;ve almost become paranoid about his health. When he complains of something that has remotely sounds like a symptom, my chronic illness antenna goes up and I tell him, yet again, to watch out for this, that, and the other. As for why ME-CFS chose me? I&#039;m learning a lot of lessons I don&#039;t think I could have learned any other way. I do believe it&#039;s making me a better person, though there are many days when it&#039;s doing the exact opposite. All I know is I have to stop asking &#034;why&#034; I was struck down with ME-CFS (and a host of other conditions) and start asking &#034;how&#034; to live well in spite of them.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I can definitely relate to becoming overprotective with family and friends &#8211; especially my son. He gets words of caution from me all the time. I&#39;ve almost become paranoid about his health. When he complains of something that has remotely sounds like a symptom, my chronic illness antenna goes up and I tell him, yet again, to watch out for this, that, and the other. As for why ME-CFS chose me? I&#39;m learning a lot of lessons I don&#39;t think I could have learned any other way. I do believe it&#39;s making me a better person, though there are many days when it&#39;s doing the exact opposite. All I know is I have to stop asking &quot;why&quot; I was struck down with ME-CFS (and a host of other conditions) and start asking &quot;how&quot; to live well in spite of them.</p>
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