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Reassessing the Diagnostic Criteria for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Reassessing the Diagnostic Criteria for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome on the Basis of New Phenomenological Evidence

In terms of the diagnostic criteria the self chapters show that a significant disruption to the patients sense of self is a significant symptom of this disorder. The 'energy' material helps to make sense of the extraordinary variety of changeable symptoms.

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8. An Overview of the Experience of CFS
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Reassessing the Diagnostic Criteria for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
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2. Literature Review
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9. Action and Self Dis-integration
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10. Recovery and the Self
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11. "Energy"
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12. Discussion and Conclusions
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CFS and the Possibility of Recovery from the Ill Participant
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Key Components to Recovering from CFS the Recovered Participant
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Portrait of the Experience of CFS from Ill and Recovered Participant
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Relating to the Illness from the Ill and Recovered Participant
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Searching for Solutions and Making Sense of CFS
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