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  1. Sasha

    ME Association: Forward ME and Oxford Brookes University Announce Results of Patient Survey on CBT and GET in ME/CFS

    Is that actually in the document? They seem to have left an "un" off the front.
  2. Sasha

    Frontiers review - Chronotropic incompetence an overlooked determinant of symptoms and activity limitation in ME/CFS (prov. 2019) Davenport et al

    I'm confused by that graph: Why aren't PWME's heart rates going about 60 bpm? I thought our problem was struggling to keep our HRs below our aerobic (or something) thresholds?
  3. Sasha

    Michael Sharpe on Radio 4 Today / Tom Feilden BBC (18th march 2019)

    For anyone who wants to complain to the BBC if they feel that the BBC was biased in allowing Sharpe to present his claims about his research with no one with the expertise to challenge his view properly - such as David Tuller, Jo Edwards, Carolyn Wilshire, Carol Monaghan, etc., the BBC tell you...
  4. Sasha

    Kate Kelland follows you on Twitter

    @Simon M - see above.
  5. Sasha

    ME/CFS International Research Symposium, March 2019, Australia

    So Day 1 of the conference happened while I was asleep. Did anybody watch the livestream? Anything exciting? Do we know if they're going to post it on YouTube later?
  6. Sasha

    Trial By Error: Kaiser Permanente Changes Course

    @dave30th quoting the doctor in the article: So there is this group of patients that we now understand has an objective illness that is not psychiatric—whether it’s metabolic, neurological, or whatever. And what fascinates me is that this condition has been so mismanaged throughout medicine...
  7. Sasha

    ME/CFS International Research Symposium, March 2019, Australia

    Thanks, Simone! To make it run for three days, you have to just do it again twice, for each of the other two days (not a very efficient system!). :)
  8. Sasha

    ME/CFS International Research Symposium, March 2019, Australia

    Would you like to add this to the calendar, @Simone (via 'Thread tools')? It's being livestreamed:
  9. Sasha

    Journal of Medical Ethics - Blog: It’s Time to Pay Attention to “Chronic Fatigue Syndrome” (2019) O'Leary

    I see that comments are allowed, @Jonathan Edwards, @dave30th, @Tom Kindlon, @Carolyn Wilshire...
  10. Sasha

    Open letter to the Trustees and Staff of Action for ME about the 'Toolkit for professionals'

    And, for the fourth time of asking, 'liked' by 29 people now, can I please have a response to this: https://www.s4me.info/threads/open-letter-to-the-trustees-and-staff-of-action-for-me-about-the-toolkit-for-professionals.7629/page-8#post-143863 You posted this: And I replied this: So this...
  11. Sasha

    Announcing #MillionsMissing 2019! Join us!

    Want to add it to the calendar, @Andy? :)
  12. Sasha

    The Irish Times: Chronic fatigue syndrome - A comic by Rosa Devine

    I misread this title as 'The Trish Times' and thought, 'Great! @Trish is doing a news blog!'
  13. Sasha

    Only two ME conferences this year (2019)?

    Can patients attend that?
  14. Sasha

    Only two ME conferences this year (2019)?

    There's on in Norway in March and the IiME one. Is that it? The CMRC are skipping a year, IIRC.
  15. Sasha

    Trial By Error: Professor Sharpe’s Retraction Requests

    Good idea. What do you think, @dave30th?
  16. Sasha

    Rare trial of open peer review allays common concerns

    I would have been all in favour of that for the bizarre and insulting review of the Wilshire paper submitted to BMJ, that accused the patient-authors of not really being patients. Reading that review would really have opened people's eyes to the sort of irrational shit that PWME are up against...
  17. Sasha

    International Open Data Day

    Still, I like the idea of taking a thing from ME that needs to be applied across science and making sure everybody knows where it came from...
  18. Sasha

    Open letter to the Trustees and Staff of Action for ME about the 'Toolkit for professionals'

    Thank you for responding, Clare. But I don't think you've answered my question. I said: So you don't say whether you accept that David's description is correct, and I can't see from your response that you accept that, if it is correct, AfME would have to contact DWP and explain that the...
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