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  1. NelliePledge

    Improving Google’s Abysmal “CFS” pop-up

    Just tried The uk wording is based on the NHS website …
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    Treatment of 95 post-Covid patients with SSRIs, 2023, Rus et al.

    SSRIs tricyclics gabapentin/pregabalin. Throw it at the wall see if it sticks medicine n my opinion.
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    Maeve Boothby O'Neill - articles about her life, death and inquest

    After earlier concerns about the coroner it is reassuring to hear Sarah Boothby sounding more positive about the process. And good that a date has finally been set.
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    Medications for Immune Deficiency: Intravenous immunoglobulin, Inosine pranobex, Hydroxychloroquine

    Oh no hope you can find someone sensible. Meanwhile if you have to see her again maybe the physiosforME one page helpsheet would register with her.
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    Earseeds, Acuseeds

    They should have programmes that do long term follow up
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    UK: Physios for ME

    Succinct and hopefully will influence many health professionals. an excellent example of how to get key points over in a communication product without needing to go into all the background.
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    Earseeds, Acuseeds

    Articles from the likes of Reuter and AP are syndicated so do often proliferate across the press & media
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    Anomalies in the review process and interpretation of the evidence in the NICE guideline for (CFS & ME), 2023, White et al

    Well AFME and MEA did a decent job on the dragons den debacle so even if NICE don’t do much hopefully their efforts will produce some coverage
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    NHS England web pages on ME/CFS

    The nhs web update is in the draft implementation plan published in the autumn by DHSC. Update by end of March 2024 I think they said. At the time the draft plan came out many of us pointed out that 6 months to sort the small amount of web content was utterly ridiculous and could be sorted in a...
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    What can we learn from the Post Office scandal publicity (including TV)?

    Agreed @TiredSam the situation of many in the ME community is very bad and that’s what we all focus on and we all do our best to highlight very severe in discussions advocacy responses etc Sadly the situation of others may be due to different harms but is also terrible.
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    Do you have a UK NICE care plan?

    I think under the old guidelines the more aware and able to advocate for themselves PWME would have chosen not to mention care plans at all anticipating that if GPs were doing things according to the guidelines GET/CBT would be included. And certainly I don’t remember coming away from the CFS...
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    Earseeds, Acuseeds

    Oh ok now they’re coming out - couldn’t stand the charities getting the sensible message out. What planet is Miller on :banghead:
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    Earseeds, Acuseeds

    It’s not a great situation but seems like there’s a silver lining of reasonably good publicity People who might have had the initial coverage sent or mentioned to them now have some ok articles and tv coverage to respond with even if they weren’t confident to push back in their own words at the...
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