The BLOODY WELL LISTEN WILL YOU protocol. I like it.
I don't see how we can speculate about environmental factors without knowing anything about the history of ME. For all we know, it could have...
I'd still like to know how 'we neurologists' know this.
Done!
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You'd also think two minutes in the sun would be more effective, since it emits a lot of red light.
I was called for mine three weeks ago, but only because I'm listed as high risk due to a medication that causes neutropenia. I think pwME would...
Next they'll be advising A&E staff to shout "Ooh look, a squirrel" when people come in with dislocated shoulders. I'm starting to regard this...
Same thing struck me about the EBV reactivation. If people have reactivation but there are no symptoms clear enough to alert them, it's very hard...
I found the following via Wayback Machine, which may be the thing @Adam pwme is looking for:...
It may happen eventually. If any of the current promising-looking research works out, presumably the normal process begins: replication > drug...
Thanks, @chillier, it's so cheering to know the work's being done by a member of S4ME as well—I'd no idea!
It worked earlier but weirdly doesn't seem to now. The one further down the page does—I'm not sure whether me quoting it below will do something...
Thanks for that, @Simon M, it does sound as if they've a good chance of picking it up if it's there to be found.
If they can show something that looks convincing, they might have a good chance of getting more funding anyway. Part of the problem with accessing...
Yep, exactly that. :hug:
But that is the experience for some of us. Maybe quite a lot of us. It's not that we rashly carry on beyond our capacity, because we need someone...
I'm not sure we will find a single biomarker. It seems more likely it'll be indications of pathology, which aren't necessarily consistent across...
If they hadn't scrapped the disability employment scheme in the first place, they wouldn't need to reinvent it. :rolleyes: I know several former...
Another thing about conversation, @Hoopoe, is that everyone I've ever been close friends with talks a lot. I mean a lot. It was never deliberate...
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