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  1. TiredSam

    David Bell about "slow sepsis" in ME

    My understanding is that ME is not necessarily degenerative, but fluctuating.
  2. TiredSam

    David Bell about "slow sepsis" in ME

    Thanks, I knew there'd be a rational explanation.
  3. TiredSam

    David Bell about "slow sepsis" in ME

    I am transported, but can't help wondering why anyone would light a fire on such a beautiful summer's afternoon. I would take it as a sign that something's amiss and needs investigating.
  4. TiredSam

    Protest song about ME & Angel on the Water

    Nice job @Robert 1973 :emoji_musical_score:
  5. TiredSam

    David Bell about "slow sepsis" in ME

    @Jonathan Edwards your opinion, as ever, would be interesting.
  6. TiredSam

    2008: Electronic Support Groups, Patient-Consumers, and Medicalization: The Case of Contested Illness, Barker

    That'll be me. When I was a university student, in the law library toilet someone had written on the toilet paper dispenser "Sociology degrees, please take one". After three years of wiping my arse on sociology degrees (I've since switched to the Guardian), I tried to give it a second chance...
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    More Junk Science - Anthony William aka Medical Medium

    Oh my goodness, the thread they must be referring to is this: http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/the-medical-medium-what%E2%80%99s-potentially-at-the-root-of-medical-mysteries-ebv.41377/ From November 2015, in which I made the second post! The advert was copied into the 11th post...
  8. TiredSam

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

    Oooooooooooooooh! I'm starting to lose track and I don't know what Inception is.
  9. TiredSam

    Action for ME terminates, by mutual agreement with the University of Bristol, contract to fund Crawley study

    I really hope this is just spin and bullshit to allow some face-saving, dressing up the fact that they've finally done the right thing and told Crawley where to shove it, in the best possible light.
  10. TiredSam

    Nature: "When sickness interrupts science"

    Me too. I'm glad I used to give courses on Time and Self-Management before I got ill, it gave me the skills to make the best use of my time with ME, in particular defining tasks and breaking them down, then categorising them according to energy available, long before I actually get down to doing...
  11. TiredSam

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

    I wasn't saying that you were saying that I had said any of those things, I was simply saying that I hadn't said any of the things contained in your explanation of why it was that your comments on this issue had been consistent, without assuming that your comments were in response to things you...
  12. TiredSam

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

    I've never said that EC has not been harassed. I couldn't possibly know that. But in the absence of evidence I have no reason to believe it, and I shan't. It would be the easiest thing in the world for EC to back up her claims, but she never has. Never said that. Never said that. I'm not...
  13. TiredSam

    Guardian: "Don’t listen to Gwyneth Paltrow: keep your coffee well away from your rectum"

    Am I still allowed to use the Guardian to wipe my arse with? And anyone hoping for a steamy encounter with Gwyneth Paltrow should be careful what they wish for.
  14. TiredSam

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

    Sorry if that comes across as a bit rude, but people choosing to believe something for which there is no evidence and acting on the basis of it is one of the biggest problems we face. I will continue to call out Fingers Crawley every time and swear whilst doing so.
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    Open letter to TEDxBristol regarding Esther Crawley's presentation on 2 November 2017

    First of all there has to be evidence that harassment has taken place. EC hasn't produced any, and until she does there is no reason to believe her. "It wouldn't surprise me" doesn't come anywhere near the standard of proof required. And until there is some evidence, there's nothing to defend...
  16. TiredSam

    UK House of Lords/ House of Commons Questions

    Apart from the bucks we are paying them of course. They keep those.
  17. TiredSam

    NY Times: Opinion, "In My Chronic Illness, I Found a Deeper Meaning"

    Unfortunately we only seem to have a sample size of one at the moment: So I agree that with such a small sample size it's hard to say anything conclusive. We need more data. Perhaps the MEA should have a poll - "are you a transgender rabbi?" they can get 15,000 responses to their polls so a...
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    NY Times: Opinion, "In My Chronic Illness, I Found a Deeper Meaning"

    Yes I wasn't expecting it to be that good given the title. Also wasn't expecting to learn that ME makes me more of an outsider than a transgender rabbi.
  19. TiredSam

    Psychologists Claim ‘Selfitis’ – The Obsessive Need To Post Selfies – Is Now A Mental Disorder

    In a remarkable turnaround, therapists will then have to encourage patients to focus on the negative.
  20. TiredSam

    Gaming addiction classified as disorder by WHO

    Haven't listened to this myself yet, but it looks interesting and is in my queue of podcasts to listen to while I drive to work: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3csv1bv
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