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This is what informed my view of the competence of the Robert Koch Institute: https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/blog-on-a-said-to-be-bad-official-german-report-on-me-cfs-german-with-link-to-english-translation.43277/

I don't know much about it, it was just explained on the news recently, why the Johns Hopkins figures are higher than the Robert Koch figures, and the JH figures are the ones they lead with. Given the report on ME the Robert Koch institute produced a few years ago, I wouldn't trust them as far...

On German news every evening they quote the Johns Hopkins statistics, which come out at around 18:30 daily, just in time for the news. The Robert Koch Institute figures are usually lower, because the JH numbers are compiled from more sources.

I was encouraged by my Dr to "doctor shop", ie he suggested helpfully that I was free to go elsewhere if I wanted to. I told him I wasn't going anywhere, and I haven't. If I want something, I go to him, and he gives it to me.

Another classic line from the BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/health-51915302 On the German news tonight they said that although the European borders are closing to non-EU citizens, there's an exception for the UK. Schools are closed here, so on Monday the shopping centres, playgrounds, parks...

Interviewing ten blokes with a few snaps is not science. They really don't need to do it on my account. The use of "masculinity and identity threat" in the title shows that they've reached their conclusions before starting anyway. There are many views on what is a masculine identity, did they...

Before I had ME I used to go to the supermarket at lunch-time. No right-thinking German goes to the supermarket at lunchtime, so I usually had the place to myself.

This can be contrasted with what the BBC were saying yesterday: Which is a milder formulation of what they originally claimed, and are now back-peddling from: https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-51874084

Bath half marathon to go ahead despite coronavirus fears https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-bristol-51887950

New post from Kekule today: https://www.kekule.com/ The 6 rules of the pandemic are not translated yet, so I've translated it below. I've sent him a copy of my translation and asked his permission to post it here. I don't expect he'll mind, but if he does I can remove it again. In the...

She's not the first person to say that to Sir Simon. Hopefully she'll fare better than the rest of us.

My ME started with a 6-week headache. Then for the first 3-4 years I would get 2-day headaches if I overdid things (or longer if I continued to overdo things). I didn't know that. I used to take ibuprofen for my headaches, not because it did any good, but because it felt like I was doing something.

My approach since getting ME is not to go near any GP I'm not sure I can manage. By which I mean if I want tests done, they do them or refer me to an appropriate specialist. What else do they think I'm there for? If they start waffling psychobabble I'm outa there. I've had one GP appointment in...

I've only just twigged why - it's because any stories of adverse outcomes would encourage false illness beliefs in all patients, which is exacty what the BPS crew are trying to stop. Why should patients with adverse outcomes (ie those who didn't follow the BPS approach properly so are...

Untangling is the last thing they want to be doing, the whole thing relies on smokescreens, changing definitions and concepts, and general confusion inpenetrable to mere mortals. Without that, it's nothing. One of his colleagues had better stop this chap untangling before it's too late.

Quite. He wrote this piece, which we discussed: https://www.s4me.info/threads/me-association-magazine-summer-2019.10788/#post-191812 He popped into the forum and made one post, but didn't really engage with criticisms of his article, for example a few points I raised here...

I think they originally wanted "Muhaha" but it was already taken by this guy: So they just went with the next best thing they could think of.

I tried CQ10 for a few days some years ago, and convinced myself that it was blowing my head off, by which I think I mean it made my brain even foggier, so I stopped.