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I’d never heard of this. But weird muscle ‘tremor’ or ‘shakiness’ that gets worse when moving is something I get when particularly bad. Quite common for me in summer. I was lying there watching my muscles in my legs move in little waves just a couple of days ago. And discussing nuances and...

Thinking about this paper and the presentation @wigglethemouse highlighted in the context of the expanded T cell populations and if how expanded they are correlates with severity. Haven’t got much further but would be interested in others thoughts.

Definitely deserving of badges and t shirts It shows how long these things have been in the making and how various people from the community have been involved and influenced over the years doesn’t it?

Found this old thread looking for something else. Finding the name suggestions of DecodeME and SequenceME which are now actual projects gave a little bit of a smile.

When bad or in PEM I often have coordination or accuracy problems, just become clumsy, and I think others say similar, I guess this could be a response time thing?

My brain went straight to UTI and I got very confused

Sometimes. Runny nose, sometimes eyes, definite airway iffiness. Maybe more allergy like than ill like? Like I think you imply, there are different PEMs. Some more me are much more dry mouth/nose/etc. Or maybe different phases, balances of symptoms or severities or something. But yes, what you...

But also from the same paragraph in the paper I see what you mean though @Utsikt the wording may be a bit weird and almost feels contradictory in places. They seem to have confirmed it’s safe and well tolerated, but be more vague on the second part of it is a disease modifying treatment. Seems...

That’s the big question for me. Quite a few of us covered the barriers in this thread

Looks very positive. I wonder if there’s a way for S4ME to get involved?

Well the return went smoothly, printed out a label, someone dropped them off for me at at a courier pickup at a nearby shop, refund in full a few days later. So worth buying direct from Bose as @JemPD says.

Thanks for all the great insight @DMissa and @chillier we’re lucky to have you all and this knowledge on this forum. And great question to prompt it @wigglethemouse Maybe one day some of us will recover enough to if not make great scientists then great lab technicians.

Posting a link to this page from PrecisionLife given in the recent ME Genetics Centre of Excellence webinar. Not sure if there’s anything new but it brings together the various bits of info from the company. And has a report on the First Year Review of the LOCOME Project.

That’s definitely something I’m interested in.

Really interesting. Thanks for sharing and for the explanation. Theres a few of these posts I have on my ‘to listen to’ list.

I wondered about that too. PrecisionLife seem particularly focused on that aspect already, but beyond that? Even if they don’t already have ideas about treatments it seems sensible to start talking about the pipelines. Given I’m struggling at the moment after a good spell I’m keener than ever...

I looked for the Action for ME thread before posting this but couldn’t find it, and have now just seen it. Sorry, total brain fade! Please feel free to move his post as I can’t seem to delete it.

From AfME’s website: The full summary is worth a read to understand the purpose and who was there. Looks like a useful bit of bringing people together and networking.

After looking through the plan in more detail I wasn’t sure if we’d see all the steps outlined in section 6 (including things like PheWAS) or get the initial base GWAS results first then followups with the extra detail. It looks like there’s potentially a lot of different and interesting pieces...

Maybe there are mutliple groups I’m not sure. But fingenn is specifically mentioned and they seem to have generic data already, but I don’t know about this bit of the analysis. It could even be concurrent.