Science protects itself is what it does in chronic illness.
Not in some other things, because I love science and research.
But it protects itself in chronic illness.
It doesn't protect the person. That's what it does.
By saying it's your fault, by saying you're the cause of your illness,
by saying it's your body, your immune system,
it protects science and research because they don't know the answers yet.
And it puts the blame on you.
And what's the best way to do it for science and research
and the conventional way and even the alternative way now?
Put the blame on the woman.
Put the blame on her, on her body being faulty,
on her being a bad person, on her being, you know,
an emotional problem with her illness, calling her, you know,
maybe like it's all in her head by saying you're crazy
or you're just bored or lazy or tired,
but you're not really sick.
That's happened for decades, still happens today.
Thank you.
