Yes, but with TOC there is often also tingling or numbness and a strange heaviness that is different to 'I have rapidly fatigued'
Me too, and it's not the same as the fatigue that hits disproportionately quickly, or as part of PEM, and/or upon waking.
Ultimately for all disabled people but the roll out is focussed on learning disabilities first - probably as a way of managing limited resources...
There’s one for learning disabilities and autism that is more like your description
Many a receptionist may already feel well equipped to approve or deny such requests!
It’s fine because diagnosis and treatment are the goal, isn’t it.
How?
Very useful insight, thanks.
Interesting, why?
I like using the as a - I want - so that structure when thinking up something new for myself or others because it helps me think it through, so…...
Great, and I think Hutan summed it up well!
I think this is great and have in the past shared thoughts on other threads about specific resources that I think would be useful, along with some...
Yes, and why would you deliberately delete said papers ‘because they are now over 10 years old’ if you were about to make decisions that relate...
Much safer than a pan, I’m sure
you can get kettles that dispense the hot water into a cup now, search for single cup hot water kettle/dispenser
The first time I went to your blog it was because I was curious to find out what you were skeptical about!
I have read that some conditions do drive a person to seek certain positions for quick relief from an acute attack - I read from an NHS source...
I got mixed up with the hard floor comment. The feeling lousy can definitely come without the feeling of fatigue.
I get the urge to lie on a hard floor, others on here have said it too.
https://pn.bmj.com/content/15/3/172
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