Good news! We welcome disabled medical professionals to attend the ME/CFS virtual conference. Their registration fees will be waived! Many thanks to donors who support our work!
Here is the updated flyer. Please spread the words!

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We are a free clinic staffed by all volunteers to treat ME/CFS and Long COVID.
Another good news about the ME/CFS virtual conference. The clinic board voted today to record the conference. There will be a fee (less than that of the registration fee) to access the recording within a finite period of time. One cannot earn CME credits by listening to the recordings.
Good news! We welcome disabled medical professionals to attend the ME/CFS virtual conference. Their registration fees will be waived! Many thanks to donors who support our work!
Here is the updated flyer. Please spread the words!
FYI. This free clinic will NOT go on forever. I am actively planning for our next phrase and will slowly transition to something different by 2032 because I have no desire to continue practicing medicine after that. Consequently, now is the time for all providers and therapists to learn.
The Mpls and St Paul Perrin workshops are 10% full, despite being a year out. Therefore, I added a 3rd workshop in Dayton, MN from 8/31/27 - 9/2/27.
Register soon. All these workshops likely be full in about six months.
Tessi Ross’s book is available for sale now. This is real. What an achievement! This community is extremely proud of you.
One of our community members is launching a book on ME/CFS and Long COVID. A shout-out to Tessi Ross for her work. Thank you for shinning a light in this terrible disease. Please help spread the words!
Dr. Perrin will be back to Minnesota in 2027. The trainings are now open to take registrations. I know we are less than one year out. But historically, all the trainings in the Twin Cities have been more than full six months before the trainings. Spread the word.
ME/CFS is caused by chronic stress and inflammation to a point that the body cannot handle anymore. The last straw can be infection, surgery, or simply working too hard.