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In colloquial language terms, is it worth trying knackered Shattered Puggled Deid I’m sure there’s a massive influence on results of English being the lingua Franca as well as English-speaking countries being generally populous and with good access to decent internet and healthcare (apart from...

Justice For ME They have added some personal profiles on their fundraising page:- Catherine Hale, Naomi Bem, Madeleine Wallner, Galen Warden, Sarah Boothby...

I had an update from Justice for ME. It's been a long time since we wrote to thank you for your support. We've been working hard with our lawyers to make sure they understand how PEM (post exertional malaise) is the threat to people with ME, the risk for NHS services to manage, and the biggest...

Pretty distinctive Rolex hand tattoo on the photo. Was quite common in Latino gangs, so I understand. https://www.livpost.co.uk/professor-paul-garner-was-delighted/

I said it before, he's not even a reliable narrator to his own experience, Ive no idea why he thinks people should bother with what he says. Did he have Covid and long Covid or did he have ME/CFS? Was he fit and well before Covid or was he struggling with unspecified tiredness? Was the lingering...

There is a joke in there somewhere

Oh yeah, like back in the days where being a vegetarian was suspicious and not normal, church halls didn't allow yoga and yogurt was only from the health food store. Around 2011 I reached the end of the line with NHS where the last thing they could recommend was a referral to a counsellor who...

Willing to give it a go if you like…how do I get it pls?

I think you could say Underhand Insincere Obtuse I feel it’s disingenuous though, truly, because he was speaking for, and to, the ME community around that time so to present it as somehow receiving “unsolicited” advice/emails is disingenuous. Receiving unsolicited emails would suggest that...

People send public figures unsolicited emails. And tweets. It’s the way of the world. I myself receive a number of unsolicited emails from Nigerian princes, various special offer jackpots and sometimes Local Women who want to chat (apparently). He was posting a lot about how the ME community...

I thought he was trying to retcon ME more recently? I’m sure we saw him a while ago saying that he’d been having tiredness problems in the year before he got the very short bout of long Covid. Can’t imagine any other reason a man of retirement age taking part in regular physical activity like...

It does make you an expert though. I can’t believe you’ve been denied a platform to talk about it /s

Sadly he is a Dr and an emeritus professor of epidemiology. Which goes to show, in the battle of the ego vs science…psychiatrists really should study these people.

“Alternative”being the operative word. File it with aromatherapy.

I think it needs some kind of title as tow where it’s from/owned as otherwise how would anyone know?

So this is an example we’ve generated here - it’s a S4ME guidance, example and template? Or an NHS version? Sorry it’s still not clear. Which area is it that has a specialist nurse?

Hi Could you explain where this came from, and when, and your reason for posting it please? I have an interest in this and we’ve had a few other threads, I’m not immediately seeing what this thread is about or why it’s happened today.

I’m not clicking it because it won’t contain a minimum of 30% science. I wish the EU would take action on that (like they did for jam, has to actually contain some fruit) “science” needs to become a protected name.

Has it ever occurred to them that patients aren't there to entertain or delight them?

They generally have humourous cheeky adverts. This one is a classic “made in Scotland, from girders” (apparently that’s where they extract the iron from lol)