We're Not in Kansas Anymore: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the Politics of Disease
A heads-up look at boomer history. From Mouseketeers to John Kennedy, Viet Nam, to the prosperous Reagan years, We're Not in Kansas Anymore chronicles an activist life put on hold by Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. It's a "kiss and tell" look at the CDC and NIH and follows the political history of an epidemic swept under the rug by the medical / insurance / pharmaceutical cartel, endearingly referred to as Goliath. It exposes the dirty side of medicine, in their own words, as physicians choose business to healing. This book addresses issues faced by most who experience chronic disease.