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I didn't really know where to put this, but suspect this is as good a place as any! NHS doctor names 'three best' questions to ask GP if they ignore you...

TBH, I'm not sure this is much different from the current UK approach, except that I think the lower age limit is 75 here? My caree's GP, having read the stuff I sent her about ME, originally put her down as clinically vulnerable - but obviously she's not as high risk as someone who's...

Wish I'd realised this was going on a month ago! Is there some form of "international French" like there is "international English", or are texts going to need to be localised to large language groups, such as Canadian French, or Brazilian Portuguese, if we get that far?

They're very lightweight, Arnie Pye. I tried one in the store. And I found them very easy to open, just pull and twist. If they start collapsing, that's another matter, though!

My attention has been drawn to this and similar seats - e.g. for people who need to sit down often...

I'm aware of them because they were heavily involved in fact-checking the claims made by both sides in the Brexit debate. I believe they were good. Are you thinking we should set them on Cochrane, by any chance?

Agree with this. We did it the last year we were in our over-hot flat, and it made such a difference.

My caree lost her appeal, precisely because she was unable to attend it in person. This was shortly before Covid hit: I would hope things have improved in that respect since.

Thanks for the warning. That would explain the fire brigade car outside our house the other day: our next-door neighbours were hospitalised with what they said was a bad case of flu over New Year, and we've seen oxygen cylinders being delivered. I do hope they don't smoke :( (we haven't been...

I think I was hoping I'd misread that and you wrote 98.5%. How much is 98.5 gig? Not that much, in the grand scheme of things?

There are currently over 5000 people in hospital in England because of flu - including my neighbour :(

She's written a book in which she discusses it, I think.

Symptoms of the new XEC strain: Covid XEC symptoms and how it is different to other variants (msn.com) Also, scroll down to the bottom for a link to another report which claims that its symptoms occur in a specific order.

Oh, that reminds me: Miranda Hart was on the Graham Norton Show on Friday and talked a bit about having ME. Miranda Hart thread here https://www.s4me.info/threads/miranda-hart-british-comedian.14390/page-4#post-559220

Oh, that reminds me: Miranda Hart was on the Graham Norton Show on Friday and talked a bit about having ME.

WHEEEEEEE!!! (Sorry, I'm just so delighted at the very thought of you being in public places like shops and museums :D )

Is this any good? Given my previous experience with the Maudsley, I'm reluctant to engage with anything they put out on ME.

I hadn't realised that people with MS suffer from this, too: https://www.standard.co.uk/homesandproperty/property-news/londons-noise-wars-noise-pollution-b1178594.html

I believe this is called a ReSPECT form in the NHS? I didn't know it existed until today. ReSPECT - Recommended Summary Plan for Emergency Care and Treatment :: NHS Kent and Medway (icb.nhs.uk)

I was thinking it was something you put in antifreeze ...