Just saw this. [MEDIA]
I think as a charity tag line "living death" is not suitable, but if media used it instead of say "yuppie flu" that would help. eg: ME, a disease...
And this is where a lot of articles become unstuck. Although the person interviewed might give all the right info, we have to trust that the...
Or shorter still: "Living Death Disease". I gave a blog post that scary title once, and it got a huge number of hits. So I agree that it has...
I tweeted a snippet to Jeremy Hunt - for all the good it will do. [MEDIA]
Thank you. The audio seems to have had quite a few listens, so I'm hoping it was useful to some. It's an interesting testament to my improved...
Thanks for this link. I saw the video a few days ago but only watched half of it. Liked her style, and wanted to watch the rest. :)
Thank you @Sly Saint @arewenearlythereyet and @Invisible Woman for your kind comments. Once I started writing about trust I found there was so...
Hope this is okay to share. I've included an audio version of the post too. "Trust issues run through every level of the ME experience....
Ah... this I didn't see.... but agree it could be interpreted that way. Hmmmm....
This could be really powerful.
Noticed this. I haven’t read any if it yet. [MEDIA]
I tweeted my concern about the phrase “before increasing”. It is “increase” that is such a problem with GET. Todd Davenport has replied that...
The premise seems to be missing a bit . . . When patients believe their condition has a physical cause, and when they fear exercise, they are...
I read that the other way - ie that he was accusing other therapists of applying his therapies in a harmful manner? But indeed I see now it...
I think the numbers are nested. ie they have included the clinically anxious within the group that is subclinically anxious - "within the...
I just feel so sorry for which ever young researcher has been persuaded that this might be a good idea. :(
Fully funded! Yay!
Probably so they can say that high heart rate indicates undue worry and concern about the task. It won't be used to indicate that getting there...
What about comparing to a cohort that are first day out of bed after a full blown 'flu. Might those patients also have feelings about being asked...
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