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I guess it’s useful for quoting

Oh dear the tentacles reach far and wide

Re-educating the body and increasing tolerance for activities It is not fear of activity :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:

How to be perceived as delivering NICE 21

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I think there’s something wrong with the pdf formatting the headings and sub headings don’t work properly when text is split by a page break

I was working part time and had to reduce work by 1/3 to keep going to the cfs clinic group I couldn’t manage it as an additional active day.

I haven’t got an allowance. But I have reduced the activity that I do on a minimum day. Washing using wet wipes or flannel rather than a shower. Stay in pyjamas. Ignore the dishwasher and washing. Just make easy food. Microwave rice. Soup or something ive batch cooked.

Ok thanks I imagine that’s not one many are familiar with

Not familiar with the acronym MET

Hi @MrMagoo I’ve only got the free version so don’t know about the daily allowance and how that’s calculated are you cutting out some activities on that one day to see if you’re doing too much generally.

He should try taking a look at the wolf in sheep’s clothing psychosomatic philosophy of medicine.

This questionnaire has been in use by these people for decades yet only now they are seeing any problems or challenging it. If this paper had been done in 2013 you might have given them a bit of credit but really this is a lightweight attempt at performance of showing distance from the previous...

Performing being a compliant chronically ill disabled person. Doing as you’re told.

Revision is required :banghead: only action needed is pressing delete

Genuine question based on not knowing anything. Has anyone in oncology or other areas done any work on common misattributions. It’s all very well doing TV ads as in uk to encourage people to go to their GP but systemic issues need addressing. My guess would be psychosomatic thinking is causing...

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what about the unplanned things that happen. Unexpected contact from other people, situations that happen like fridge breaking down, not sleeping all night etc etc. You can’t plan for those only record the effect retrospectively. So pacing can never eradicate PEM, it can help mitigate

@Kitty is on fire this evening :D

Agreed. And to be honest part of the problem with my parent was the onset being late 50s and physically relatively fit and recovered a few times from infections because they weren’t frail. But even when frail nursing home staff called in paramedics a few times. An A&E consultant actually wrote...