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I've rescheduled for the week after next, feeling too unwell with viral symptoms and headache this week. It's easy enough to do that on the accurx booking link in the text I got, but I think you need to give >24 hours notice so I had to decide today. Hopefully better luck with the new...

Sorry to hear this Sisyphus, and from others in the forum who’ve had bad post-jab reactions. I started feeling more or less back to baseline after 7 or 8 weeks, except still have increased heart palpitations, that started a few hours after getting the vaccine, and still haven’t resolved. So I...

Thanks, I found it! It’s coming up at page 48-51 in UK edition, viewing on the Libby app. The Libby app is available for Apple or Android devices, all you need is a library card number to make it work, and it’s free.

Can anyone find this article in the print edition? I can’t so far - the date of the piece doesn’t correspond with magazine publication dates. If it’s in the magazine, then one could access the article with a library app.

It’s thought possible that some sensitive people may be reacting to additives in the lipid layer encapsulating mRNA, specifically polyethylene glycol (PEG) is suspected.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/feb/20/long-covid-still-suffering-effects-virus-months-nhs-clinics?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other It does feel more and more like watching history repeat itself with the LC classification issue now being discussed as an umbrella term, and I've got mixed...

There have been several reports of hypersensitivity reactions to the mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna). Some people suspect one of the ingredients in the lipid layer encapsulating the mRNA called polyethylene glycol (PEG) could be implicated. These reactions are extremely rare and, if they...

That would seem to be the case, but are we sure? It would be something of a major disadvantage to the AZ/ Oxford vaccine platform if it’s an intervention that can only be deployed once, in any individual. Oxford and AstraZeneca will make a new Covid vaccine by AUTUMN...

Nothing to worry about, just a photo opportunity when Joe Biden visited a mental health event in London. The ‘if not now, when’ comment is ‘if I don’t post this pic of me with the then future POTUS, right after he’s been inaugurated, when will there be a better opportunity to express my smugness?’

If this is one of her axioms then it's no wonder she struggles to comprehend ME/CFS.

It's available now, watch from 2:39:25.

You can watch on BBC iPlayer, here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000rpsz "This episode will be available soon..."

Perhaps related to cosmetic fillers containing PEG being very popular in California?

Sounds consistent with Byron Hyde’s theory of M.E being a diffuse microvascular injury to the brain.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/dec/13/autoantibodies-may-be-driving-severe-covid-cases-study-shows 'Autoantibodies' may be driving severe Covid cases, study shows Scientists find aberrant immune system in patients with virus could also be cause of ‘long Covid’

The Pfizer press release reports that protection is achieved 28 days after initiation of the first dose of vaccine. Whereas you can develop covid within a few days of exposure, so the virus wins that race...

I'd like to know the answer on this too. Perhaps the adenovirus vector is sufficiently immunogenic that an additional adjuvant isn't needed??

You mean where he replies with: "They're part of my daily practice"? In a further tweet he expands on his point of view saying: "The other point is that toxic stress affects the developing neuro/endocrine/immune and other systems, so it's biological/physiological which is why autoimmune...

Is there any reason to believe that the dysregulated (upregulated) RNase-L pathway that has been reported in ME/CFS would make an mRNA vaccine less effective? https://me-pedia.org/wiki/Ribonuclease_L

Sounds like a possible posterior vitreous detachment. So far as I know there is no reason to believe this would be connected with excessive use of her mobile phone.