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What a swizz! (to quote Molesworth)

I use Smile, but for other shops Give as You Live is good. Unbelievably it appears I've raised £93.29 there!!! Obviously I have a bad shopping habit and need to rein myself back! But I have been using them for a long time, so maybe I'm not that bad... :rofl:

I only get the first paragraph, then get "invited" to subscribe. Which I refuse to do since it belongs to Murdoch who (I better not say any more).

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-03759-y My bolding above. Hmm, I wonder which journals that reminds me of... Lancet and BMJ anyone?

Plus it refers to Esther Rantzen's daughter as getting better using LP. But since then I'm pretty certain her daughter was found to have Coeliac Disease and that was her latest cure...

You can get skis for the Hippocampe. This page is for the front wheel, but there's another picture on the same page of skis fitted instead of the rear wheels too. There doesn't appear to be a page for the rear skis yet. Though having read the article above, he's looking for a mono ski. I think...

Gawd. :rolleyes: That explains a lot! :mad:

Suspect it may be because laptop is "widescreen" - need the biggest screen I can get that's portable enough for travelling. So it's ratio of height to width is different to a bog standard laptop. Even when I lost the header section using the arrow half of the second set of cells was missing and...

I can't see it on my laptop. Or rather I can see it, and managed with some effort to configure to show North West clinics, but the response was all squidged up at the bottom of the screen, and I suspect across the screen too. I'm running Chrome on Windows 10. ETA there's an arrow on the right...

Not really ME, but there is an age simulator suit. In fact it might help quite a lot, as one of my main complaints was that I felt about 80 when I was only about 50. (Though my mother was running around like a kid when she was in her 80s, and always complained I was too slow) The article I link...

I find it odd that they didn't appear to follow up the positive ANA in any way. So a positive ANA isn't a significantly abnormal blood test? If I had a positive ANA I'd want that following up rather more than appears to have been done here. But then I'm a raving hypochondriac of course with...

Chalder scale. Useless.

Bloody hell, with his history Sharpe has a nerve retweeting this!

‘We badly need to change processes’: How ‘slow, opaque and inconsistent’ journals’ responses to misconduct can be.

Thank you @Pondering and @Ravn - really fascinating stuff! :trophy@:) :emoji_clap: Seeing as one of the first things they noted these cells being affected by (in mice) were protozoa, I wonder if they might be increased in babesiosis too. Just an idle conjecture - I know very little to nothing...

Toothache? Caused by the nothingness where there should be somethingness in the tooth? (A hole in other words)

I don't think that's the same as being a Member of The Neurological Alliance.

I think most of our ME Charities aren't rich enough to do that? AfME maybe but I'm not keen on them being members anyway unless they really have changed their leopard spots. Interesting to see their other list - the Corporate Supporters!

That's bloody disgusting. :mad: Speechless beyond wot i just sed.

Sending hugs :hug: @erin. Sorry you're having all these problems. I had the full set of B12 shots summer before last. Was lucky, didn't have any side effects other than being knackered as it was a long drive to walk-in-clinic and then back again every 2 days for 2 weeks! At least it was a...