One of David Tuller's aims is to look into the actual rather than the reported misdiagnosis stats re FND. He is hugely supportive of ...

[210272]

... people with FN(C)D (sometimes known as 'Medically Unexplained Symptoms') and looking into the misdiagnosis stats should, down the line, help to ensure that resources are allocated appropriately. I have sent him some information about clear cases of misdiagnoses, which usually - but not always - occur in people (often women) who have rare or less common conditions. As such I have donated to his crowdfunding and will continue to support him. If anyone here wants to donate and/or spread the word, here's the link:

crowdfund.berkeley.edu/proj...

[tinygianthuman]

thank you for sharing his work.

[210272 in reply to tinygianthuman]

My pleasure Is it OK if I pass on your thanks to David?

[tinygianthuman in reply to 210272]

Of course, thank you. I was trying to see how I could follow him and his work but think I will just have to keep checking back in on his website from time to time as I couldn't find a way to subscribe / share my email with him. Unless I may have missed something?

[210272 in reply to tinygianthuman]

Thanks - I know he'll appreciate it. If you're on Facebook it's easy to find his work and comment under his posts