Thank you @Tapanui 'Flu for putting in the work to share this important information, it was something I knew nothing about. I just skim read the...
A very interesting idea, I have not yet looked at your blog discussing that, but will come back to this later. When I was still working one...
It wouldn’t be me if I didn’t go off on a tangent. My niece is getting married in four weeks, but the planning to get me to the wedding started in...
I struggle with searching the site here, but I have wondered for a while if there is not a thread already if we should have one devoted the Post...
A possible involvement of Herpes viruses has been raised a number of times. I am not optimistic that this will give us answers to what is ME, but...
Don’t be ashamed, BACME are something of a closed shop, as @Trish ’s attempts to establish opportunities for non clinicians to attend today...
This is probably not much help to the aim of this thread, but for me the biggest concern about CFS is that people generally think they understand...
Also evolution is not always about single issues. Often things are tied together, getting rid of one apparently undesirable trait might have a...
I had the same problem, interpreting this as the actual quantity of waste water rather than Covid marker levels in the waste water. I had an image...
What impressed me was that in addition to the advocacy content, with a limited light palette and very limited room scape @Grigor you created...
At present I am mostly not experiencing significant nausea, but I definitely can relate to it, as I had a number of years when it was pretty...
I voted, but don’t really feel any one symptom is the most disabling, rather it is a constellation of a number of issues. Especially as all in the...
My sister in law, knowing me and a couple of friends with children with ME, insisted both her children took a year out from university following...
Is ‘socioeconomic determinants’ what the authors intend to say, as this prejudges the issue and switches ‘associated with’ to ‘causes’?
Why is this issue not more widely know?
An outspoken Blog in the substack Osler’s Web by Hillary Johnson responding to Nath’s preaching on how people with ME/CFS should be nicer to the...
Hilda Bastion lasted posted on her blog relating to the new Cochrane exercise review process on the 18th of March: Both @Trish and myself have...
I think for me in part using a stick serves to focus my attention, to remind me to concentrate on walking and not get distracted.
It is decades since I looked at the studies on such as conservation of number or volume in child development, ie knowing that seven sweets spread...
When at home and rested, even over rough ground, I can usually walk without a stick. However when on unfamiliar ground, even with level surfaces I...
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