So the “gold standard” Chalder Fatigue Questionnaire is used in these official stats to report the performance of IAPT Long Term Conditions aka MUS as a measure of “recovery” for CFS Executive Summary Appendix 3,
interesting story - he had NPH normal pressure hydrocephalus
I’d not heard of that before but apparently it does get mistaken for Alzheimer’s
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-49375308
Agree with what @Andy said about undiagnosed people I also was one for at least 8-10 years. I felt unwell pretty much every day but managed to work 85% of full time with quite a lot of travel each month to other cities 12-14 hour working/travelling days. On the face of it I wasn’t far off...
CFS clinic motto fake it till you make it
:rofl:
They’re certainly faking having anything that could honestly be described as “specialist knowledge” of ME/CFS
Well I guess if it’s being considered as potentially of use with people who are unable to communicate their pain it’s not too much of a leap for them to grasp that it could potentially validate people who do communicate pain but are disbelieved.
Complicated though - if it’s roughly accurate it...
He needs reigning in to limit the risk of his bogus approach causing harm to people. I fully support ME Associations actions in complaining to Advertising Standards and if people highlight that to social media platforms all to the good.
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