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  1. MrMagoo

    Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result, Einstein (allegedly), a rant about psychobehavioural research

    I’d like to do one of those TV jokester type of tricks, where we listed the endless ruminating and obsession with a disproved theory, magical thinking, gaslighting, paranoia etc to some big cheese like Simon Wessley and got them to diagnose it….then revealed it was BPS. Maybe Philomena Cunk is...
  2. MrMagoo

    Tender: NHS Kent and Medway Integrated Care Board Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) and Long Covid service

    How hard is it to pull together a consultant, a few OTs and the Elaros app? /s These things don't just go to tender as a big shock, somebody somewhere has been preparing a bid.
  3. MrMagoo

    United Kingdom: BACME Guidelines for Severe ME, 2019 and 2024 update

    Just added bib in second line
  4. MrMagoo

    United Kingdom: ME Association governance issues

    NHS palliative care is only a small part. I think there is an initiative to build new hospices in the future (maybe in the 10 year plan) however in the meantime Marie Curie have been closing down hospices. Many people reporting the “virtual hospice at home” being used and it’s not good. The...
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    Supporting people with myalgic encephalomyelitis in primary care, 2025, Chowdhury

    In the current times, it’s key that articles etc use “ME/CFS” for two reasons: -it’s the current standard term most widely used, and we are still trying to replace the “CFS” part that’s still in use, so they need linking And in relation to the above - it helps with SEO ME is a nightmare of a...
  6. MrMagoo

    UK: Physios for ME

    I’m not even reading it all, it’s too long. It’s a discussion that is inaccessable to me, due to my ME.
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    UK: Physios for ME

    This. Can we have a thread. I don’t have the energy for the other stuff.
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    UK: Physios for ME

    I absolutely had, which is why I am wondering why there is this interminable hand-wringing over whether physiotherapy as a discipline is wrong. So no I’m most certainly not behind but I am drained by the discussion of “the concept of physiotherapy is useless and does no good so needs to be...
  9. MrMagoo

    UK: Physios for ME

    It’s a bit hard to discuss the document when people want to abolish physiotherapy and physios per se more than deal with the real-world situation I find myself in, which is that -physiotherapy exists -I sometimes need to see physiotherapists - physiotherapists sometimes run ME/CFS clinics - some...
  10. MrMagoo

    UK: Physios for ME

    Sometimes pwME have a problem which requires physio though. I’m not sure how helpful it is to pick at things like -where the document acknowledges that physios usually follow a “reconditioning model” but this isn’t good for pwME - to pick at the existence or effectiveness of said...
  11. MrMagoo

    The Born Free Protocol

    Is anyone else getting fed up of bodily systems being sort-of anthropomorphised? Confused immune system? It’s not confused, it either functions or doesn’t.
  12. MrMagoo

    Does ME/CFS affect facial expressions and voice with negative consequences on social function?

    I have no personality when I’m fatigued or in pain. It kills me to crack a smile, my brain can’t manufacture small talk, it cant even cope with tangential conversation, my voice is flat and starts to disappear. I expect there is some neurodiverse masking that I’m too exhausted to facilitate at...
  13. MrMagoo

    Do we need a long-term actimeter study of PwME outside of treatment?

    Well I think steps, sleep, and heart rate would be a decent start. You would also have the advantage of the subject not knowing they were being monitored. And it would be interesting to survey how many pwME experienced a remission and whether it lasted or not.
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    Do we need a long-term actimeter study of PwME outside of treatment?

    I’m not sure 6 months of data will do it. But I do have 10 past years of data.
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    Do we need a long-term actimeter study of PwME outside of treatment?

    Some food for thought - I understand the desire to sort-of square the circle, but how about something the other way round? No, it’s not scientific, but we have a really engaged group of pwME who have been ill for years. Why not a survey of how it changed (or didn’t) over the years? I myself had...
  16. MrMagoo

    UK: Disability benefits (UC, ESA and PIP) - news and updates 2024 and 2025

    I will say to you, I understand as I have been there, you are falling into a trap of writing/evidencing more. You need to instead keep stating what you’ve already said, say the same thing again and again - to all the different people. You will then be consistent and not tied up in volumes of...
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    UK: Disability benefits (UC, ESA and PIP) - news and updates 2024 and 2025

    Seconded. Benefits and work has a discount at the moment, also someone here recommended Charlie Anderson on YouTube, she has a few guides for free as well as her videos.
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    UK: Disability benefits (UC, ESA and PIP) - news and updates 2024 and 2025

    I got 0 points even though I can’t speak most of the day and have to use pen and paper to communicate (for which there is specific case law that says that scores points) they said this category is “for people who are deaf”
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    United Kingdom: Dr Suzanne O’Sullivan (BPS neurologist)

    I feel like we’re the last “lost tribe” being studied by imperialist victorians ascribing our reasonable human behaviours and traditions to their own prejudices. They’re endlessly fascinated by our primitive, fecund, unsophisticated society and how we think glass beads are amazing. Who will...
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