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  1. ladycatlover

    Proposed Letter to NICE

    Seeing as this is an open thread as against For Members Only I sent the link to my husband. His comment was "It's a damn fine letter" and he'd like his signature to be added too. John Wallace.
  2. ladycatlover

    Proposed Letter to NICE

    I forgot to ask in my earlier post to be added to the signatures. Maggie Wallace. Thanks @Andy for me alerting me to the thread on the advert for the Chair of the committee. :) I'm still at sixes and sevens after journey on Solstice day to Wales. :asleep:
  3. ladycatlover

    Proposed Letter to NICE

    Not sure if it's been mentioned anywhere here yet, but NICE are advertising for a Chair for the committee. Had this link yesterday in an email on a List I'm a member of https://www.nice.org.uk/get-involved/join-a-committee/chair--diagnosis-and-management-cfs-me-gc
  4. ladycatlover

    Open letter to TEDxBristol regarding Esther Crawley's presentation on 2 November 2017

    My experience as a mother of 2 girls is that they had oodles of snotty infections as soon as they started mixing with other kids at nursery and then school. I suspect most (if not all!) other mothers have similar experience. My girls now do with their kids. If she's talking of more serious...
  5. ladycatlover

    Keeping Up Appearances - How to look good while feeling ill

    Couldn't shave my head as I'd look like a goblin :emoji_japanese_goblin:- have huge sticky out ears that unkind girls at school used to tease me about. :cry: Also have straight and thin hair so they used to say Your ears are sticking through your hair. Now that may not sound so bad, but I knew...
  6. ladycatlover

    Esther Crawley talk at TEDxBristol, Thurs 2nd Bristol - "Disrupting Your View Of ME"

    For a some time now I've been following the blog of Wendy, a lovely lady who has early onset dementia. She is very involved with dementia research. Patients are treated with respect, and researchers involve them. I was particularly taken with one of Wendy's recent blog posts...
  7. ladycatlover

    Guardian brings back Wessely death threats again.

    @Esther12 thank you for the link to the stuff about the Norwegian study. I'll try read it better tomorrow (or whenever brain returns from its holiday :asleep: ) as only briefly scanned this evening. An interesting thread that I really must try get my head around. I don't think you sounded over...
  8. ladycatlover

    Guardian brings back Wessely death threats again.

    @Esther12, I agree the concerns over vaccinations is a different issue to concerns over ME research. I'm sorry I put things so badly in my earlier post. :cry: As I said earlier I've had an over extended week and am knackered and brain dead. :walkingdead On top of about 3 weeks of a foul cough...
  9. ladycatlover

    Guardian brings back Wessely death threats again.

    I forgot to say that comments are still open on the article... Apart from the weasel the HPV vaccine may cause something that looks very like severe ME - the doctor getting the prize is publicising how safe the vaccine is. I do hope somebody can make some sort of comment? I don't have 2...
  10. ladycatlover

    Guardian brings back Wessely death threats again.

    Doctor wins 2017 John Maddox prize for countering HPV vaccine misinformation The Guardian Previous winners include the psychiatrist Simon Wessely, who faced death threats for his work on chronic fatigue syndrome and mental health, and Elizabeth Loftus, whose work on false memories propelled her...
  11. ladycatlover

    Blog: Bristol University both denies and supports Prof Crawley in her career enhancing “heroic victim” narrative.

    This meeting was open to the public, she couldn't put a picture of a patient because of Medical Confidentiality surely? She really is a piece of work! :sick:
  12. ladycatlover

    Trial By Error: My Brief Encounter with Professor Crawley

    I thought it was "dreckly". ;) I'm not Cornish, but have a friend from Devon... Of course the Devon pronunciation may well be different. :rofl:
  13. ladycatlover

    Tips for ME blog: Attacked by Hope

    Thank you for a much needed laugh! :)
  14. ladycatlover

    Tymes Trust - No reported harassment of staff at Bristol University

    I just started a new thread in the Health News and Research unrelated to ME/CFS Forum... https://www.theguardian.com/healthcare-network/2017/nov/21/finance-trumps-patients-uk-healthcare-needs-inquiry Various links to papers I haven't had time to look at yet. But one bit that seemed relevant...
  15. ladycatlover

    Finance trumps patients at every level – UK healthcare needs an inquiry

    I don't think this tells us anything we didn't know already, but it's nice to see the Ioannidis paper quoted, and also a lot more papers on how bad research papers can be. Not had time to look into them yet, plus prob won't in a timely manner as have to try travel home tomorrow. Any one else up...
  16. ladycatlover

    UK: Disability benefits (ESA and PIP) - news and updates up to end of 2020

    Actually I'm surprised it's as cheap as £7000. Cost of copies of all evidence for DWP, 3 Tribunal Members, Claimant and (if they have one) Claimant's advocate. My full bundle was something like 240 pages I think. Any new evidence (I took colour prints of photos of ramp outside our caravan as...
  17. ladycatlover

    UK: Disability benefits (ESA and PIP) - news and updates up to end of 2020

    Just went and checked again, and another 93 responses have been added since yesterday, including mine :) (currently page 10 though that may change), November 10, 2017 at 12:55 PM. So it might be worth you re-checking @It's M.E. Linda? Good on you for emailing them though - I wasn't sure I'd...
  18. ladycatlover

    UK: Disability benefits (ESA and PIP) - news and updates up to end of 2020

    I read somewhere (very sorry, I can't remember where :oops: ) that it costs £7,000 for a Tribunal. That cost should be paid by the assessment company for every one that the claimant "wins". That way they might be more inclined to get it right first time! ATOS has changed its name. It's now...
  19. ladycatlover

    UK: Disability benefits (ESA and PIP) - news and updates up to end of 2020

    I looked for mine just now. Not there. But despite it closing on 10th, there are posts dated 11th, 12th and 13th. I spent a whole morning on my submission. When I copied it in it wouldn't all fit, so I cut it by half before posting (I do wish they had mentioned there was a space limit...
  20. ladycatlover

    MyDr: Chronic fatigue syndrome

    Have you been looking at too many Martin Rowson cartoons?
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