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always disappointing when new Bath/Bristol stuff comes out and they’ve not deployed the shopping bags

To me Apps are just a flavour of the month type approach that policy makers and administrators and particularly politicians have cottoned on to as a way of showing activity on an issue or that they are “up with the latest trends”. No doubt in 5 years time there will be some other bandwagon they...

Should be required watching for whoever wrote the crappy Harvard material

Yes I spotted she was trying a bit of “eminence” on you :wtf:

Yep fishing for insults. I don’t think it worked in June though as exchanges I saw weren’t capable of being twisted & spun

Dunno about that she was moaning about him “insulting her again” on Facebook yesterday :thumbsdown:

Just have everyone get together in a group and save the therapist wages :sneaky:

@Action for M.E. i may have missed it but I think this request for copies of the Hazel O Dowd and other GP videos hasn’t been addressed yet

Yes it seems their definition of “require” “make available” “full transparency” has been conveniently flexible

Welcome to my parlour said the spider to the fly

Please read @Unable post earlier on this thread about pacing yourself

Wot no shopping bag?

In a way I am relieved that I live on my own and don’t have family/partner relationships to cope with. When I stay with family I find having less control of my timetable and environment constrains my ability to adapt to fluctuations in ME. At home - when not coping with PEM from doing stuff...

Think you’re right @Wonko it brought the wizard of oz to mind - Behind the curtain there’s a programmer

This is getting into politics. As an ally of Gordon Brown Blanchflower getting slated by well known right wing blogger. The work programme DB criticised was the 2010-15 coalitions welfare to work programme. Using reference to thalidomide was possibly unwise but many people wouldn’t disagree...

It was 2006-2009 but the role doesn’t involve regulating the banking system

Wish I’d known this in 1999.

He used to be on the Bank of England monetary policy committee that decides each month whether the Bank of England interest rate should go up or down.a key role in the UK economy.

@ladycatlover love it I’m rewatching Rumpole of the Bailey in the afternoons at the moment - very therapeutic :D

Not giving them my click