While no doubt there are some good reasons to avoid naming diseases or syndromes after people (or places? i.e. pronouns), there are a couple of...
Walz could be good for us.
Yep. They fear us alright, as they should. Not because we are any physical threat to them, but because we are onto their shabby cruel game and are...
+1
Also, asking patients with the experience that ME patients have had of sustained extreme focus on the (alleged) psychological component and...
Yes, this is a systemic failure. Obviously, particularly early on, there are a small number of individuals who have to take a very large chunk of...
Nor meaningful, practically useful content.
Losing a child is hard enough for any parent. But when it is your only child, and in these circumstances... :cry::cry::cry:
Because we have to. For two reasons: it has been turned into an unavoidable issue by the psychs ruthless exploitation of it, but also because...
It also starts running into issues with how an organ is defined. For example, is the extra-cellular matrix an organ? The amorphous component of it...
Well it certainly won't suddenly reverse everything, that is never going to happen. But all this stuff adds up.
And anything using Oxford is worse.
It is complicated, but I broadly agree with that. Not making a prediction, but I do think there is a fair chance whatever the pathology is that...
And partly, in the voluntary sense, from very hard earned experience about what happens when we do try to ignore it and push through. Which is...
While not all blame can be spread around equally, with some having to take a bigger share than others, the reality is that these kind of failures...
That is how they win. They can't meet robust methodological standards, the ones they demand of non-psychosomatic research, so they simply lower...
One of the core features of snake oil medicine is how much it claims to explain, and hence can cure. It is magical thinking, par excellence.
"might" ??? How did this not internally trigger a major overhaul by the Trust of their handling of ME/CFS cases? Just sickening. But sadly not...
The admission of not understanding is where understanding begins.
Or to accept. We are also having to fight with one hand behind our back, in that the standard biomedical arguments have meet to be accepted are...
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