I don't know if this would suit. It's known as an Eames chair. We had some for years, but eventually the padding gave out. The arms look a little higher than the ones we had, and arm height is important to me now.
This film had so much to commend it. I'd love to show it to people I know, except for one thing: the yellow subtitles on pale background are almost impossible to read, and I found it frustrating to try to follow what was being said because of this.
Just a word of support for you, @Perrier. I often think of the sadness and horror faced by those who love someone with ME. For sure, it's not just the ill one who suffers, but anyone who loves them, too. :hug::hug::hug:
Honestly! I hope no tree was killed to publish this dreck.
I have both ME and a well-defined autoimmune disorder The AD is child's play in comparison to ME!
Definitely we need an "agree" button or something other than a "like." This is appalling!
Can anyone explain why, if the conduct occurred in 2019, it's only now been prosecuted to sentencing? Has it taken that long to investigate?
As someone whose primary instinct is to understand and empathize with any fellow human, I find myself much persuaded by @TiredSam and @Trish. Paul Garner is a medical doctor, a supposed scientist, and has chosen to use his exalted position to actively and persistently do harm to us and to...
That appears to be the case. @Forestvon this is a great idea, and I'm glad to see you're so close to your goal! I figure that it's worth celebrating when a long termer manages to hang in there for so long.:):):hug:
I'm eager to read these, but I'm having difficulties as described by others. I've failed to get them copied into a text file that I can manipulate.
Many thanks to Healthcare Hubris for this important work!
I find it almost impossible to read large blocks of text link this. Could the text be broken up? @Andy
I appreciate all the time you take to find and post articles, and I almost faint when confronting those with large blocks of text.
I confess that I've developed an instrumental approach to interacting with other people. What they can do for me enters into my calculation about whether the relationship is worth my time or not, and whether what I get from them is of a nature that I need them to understand my condition or not...
In my opinion, any medical or medical-adjacent person who uses the word "catastrophize" should have their license yanked!:rofl::laugh::wtf: I don't think I've heard any word that's more of a slur on patients.
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