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Can anyone help me reply to this question I received: I know that the attached survey was submitted but not sure where to find it referenced in the documentation.

"No More Mr NICE Guy…" by Prof. Brian Hughes https://www.s4me.info/threads/no-more-mr-nice-guy…-by-prof-brian-hughes.17915/ Moderator note: To discuss this article, please go to this thread: "No More Mr NICE Guy…" by Prof. Brian Hughes

He's a member here, so I'll tag him and he might see it at some stage. @Brian Hughes

Thanks for replying. It's a very good blog, which I'm highlighting, but think it might be a bit technical for some in a lay audience.

Merged thread https://thesciencebit.net/2020/11/21/no-more-mr-nice-guy/

Somebody sent me this: Initial reply: Any suggestions? Edited to add: I just also sent this Perhaps this image and this link might do the job? https://www.meaction.net/stoprestpace Edited to add: she is happy with MEaction one

"The heterogeneity in the physical activity pattern between subjects within the CFS and control group did not differ." https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21843746/ "There is no difference in variation of physical activity levels between patients with chronic fatigue syndrome and healthy control...

It's a few days since I read this but I don't think there's anything new in it for people who have been following things closely. But perhaps it might be of use to somebody who wants a summary.

Here are the slides that went along with the presentation. I was particularly irked by his criticism of the woman in the mobility scooter

This video is still available here.

From Hans Knoop's PhD thesis. https://repository.ubn.ru.nl/bitstream/handle/2066/65596/65596_cognbethf.pdf?sequence=1 Peter White co-authored a paper with him on full recovery following CBT.

I saw this previously in a magazine for a local group in England in the early- to mid-2000s. Note that PDW having a weird view of recovery doesn't explain the big changes made in the recovery criteria in the PACE Trial - he had these views about recovery when the recovery criteria were set:

I haven't read the full paper yet. It would have been interesting to have some data on the questionnaire scores for those who took part. Based on some data we have, I suspect, based on the information I have appended the SF-36 physical functioning scores of the improved group were probably...

The full paper has now been published via @rvallee

To facilitate sharing of Jonathan Edwards' submission

I got this by email today; he also contacted me on Twitter. He said I could share this, if I wanted: Regarding my CFS/ME database project (https://www.cfs-me-network.com) that you signed up for updates about, I wanted to update you about that: I've been distracted with political-related...