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I have just bought one of these stands for £15. So far I love it! It is lightweight, not sure it would survive being dropped/chucked about but it holds the iPad firmly, you can adjust the angle it’s held at (the gubbins are like gears so it stays in place well) I’m a bit of a fatty so it just...

Many of us have it, you’d think there would be some biological evidences?

We do know how many are affected by the proposed cuts, and the % of those with fatigue related disorders as their main reason for claiming PIP. It’s on the benefits thread, I can’t recall the figures but we do know.

Do we know why we get reverse sleeping? My pattern is sleep 4/5am through to 12/1pm it does change about at times (such as if I get a migraine and sleep all day, or am woken up a lot and go to bed early rather than nap). So my sleep has reversed, fine, I can cope with that, I made myself so...

Well, obviously people shouldn’t be on antidepressants. I’m not saying depression isn’t real, but you do find that it’s people who think they’re depressed that take them. If I feel a bit down I go out for a walk. I don’t wallow in it and perpetuate it. Also, young people are inventing mental...

Yes, note where I wasn’t….I don’t think they were allowed to write “you know that Michael Douglas film where he can’t get a hash brown in Macdonalds and goes “postal” on a violent gun rampage, she reminded me of that”

Maybe they’re auditioning for X-factor and giving it 101% Isn’t 42% of time asleep quite a lot? Doesn’t the average person sleep about 35% (8 ish hours) and this is closer to 10 who has a job where they work less than an hour a day these averages are just skewed nonsense aren’t they

Can you imagine the reaction of a psychiatrist if they heard you were rigidly monitoring yourself to this extent? Sounds like type-A personality and perfectionism is at play!

If only people would follow these regimented rules about how to divide up their time and energy. Then the researchers could do an evaluation on what difference it makes, they could study the degree of improvement That could be measured against the effort expended to prove its worth doing!!!But...

I have been pleasant and well-presented, from urology to gynaecology, ENT to psychiatry. I have also just been a “young lady” to rheumatology and psychiatry. They all do it, its code for “normal” or “unlikely to have been a guest on Jerry Springer/Jeremy Kyle” or “she turned up and Ive nothing...

It appeared to be badly-thought through. Now we have confirmation that it was.

Amen

Amazing that he ever questioned whether it actually was PEM, given that it was so inconsistent for him and that more exercise didn’t induce it….

A very basic suggestion - privacy screen for a smartphone. It sticks on, you can only see what’s on screen if you look directly at it, it slightly dulls the light, sideways on it just looks black. I used to have some issues with flicker on computers and they were resolved completely by a...

If they are fishing and spinning, they will do it regardless.

It’s the Daily Mail reporting this.

Interesting to see Conversion Disorder (hysteria) listed as one of the illnesses in “other”

Screenshot they have not described this well. so you go homepage>health & social care>NHS Specialist Services for ME/CFS and Long Covid enter a postcode and it pulls up all nearby Here is an example with a review somebody left I don’t really see the point of this, it’s mainly going to be...

I don’t like to compare and compete with other illnesses….but the figures on people with MS are just dwarfed. Also I know a lot of people with MS, at least 4. Whereas I only know of one “friend of a friend” with ME (and all you guys of course) weird.

A new estimate of 404,000 pwME. I don’t love the extrapolation to come up with that figure, but it’s better than anything else we have.