Co-Cure E-Mail List and Web site Co-operate and Communicate for a Cure The name "Co-Cure" stands for "Co-operate and Communicate for a Cure." The mailing list has been established with the goal of furthering co-operative efforts towards finding the cure for the illness(es) commonly referred to as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and Fibromyalgia (FM).

One of the primary ways in which this goal may be achieved is through effective distribution and exchange of information between the medical/clinical, political, patient groups, as well as other organizations/institutions. Therefore, the list is open to individuals and groups who are interested, either professionally or personally, in information pertaining to CFS and FM.

Because of the overlap in symptom profiles, we also welcome as members those individuals interested in or affected by Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Gulf War Syndrome, and auto-immune conditions. However, at least at this time, we must limit the nature of the information suitable for posting to that which is directly relevant to CFS and FM.

Our website does not host any form of advertisement.

Subscribing to Co-Cure

To subscribe to Co-Cure by e-mail, send the command:

      SUBSCRIBE CO-CURE YourFirstName YourLastName

to the listserver at: listserv@listserv.nodak.edu

We recommend that you visit the Co-Cure List Operation page for complete instructions and guidelines for participating in the list.

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To leave the Co-Cure List

To leave the Co-Cure list by e-mail, send a blank e-mail to:

co-cure-signoff-request@listserv.nodak.edu

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You may also join or leave the Co-Cure list on-line Here.

Special Appreciation

For their invaluable contributions, we would particularly like to thank:

• Joseph Plaud of the University of North Dakota, Department of Psychology; thank-you for graciously supporting and sponsoring the Co-Cure List.
  
• Marty Hoag of the University of North Dakota; thank-you for offering us your expertise, for setting up the list quickly and flawlessly, and for fulfilling our every [unreasonable] whim.