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  1. NelliePledge

    UK:ME Association funds research for a new clinical assessment toolkit in NHS ME/CFS specialist services, 2023

    I’d suggest if you’re able to do this fill it in to the best of your ability and take the opportunity of the comments box at the end to give feedback the points I’ve made is that very severe ME needs to be included in the severity levels. also in commenting on descriptions of the timescales...
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    Mike's EU Marathons

    Well done :thumbup:
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    Rice cookers?

    What sort of bowl do you use @Sean
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    From Software to Hardware: A Case Series of Functional Neurological Symptoms and Cerebrovascular Disease 2024 Coebergh, Edwards et al

    As people who have ME/CFS are being told no you have FND or CFS is under the umbrella of FND we have every right to take an interest as it affects our community.
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    Rice cookers?

    I use microwave rice too as one of my PEM easy food options particularly. Tilda basmati quinoa is my favourite. Sainsbury’s own brand brown basmati is only 50p a lot cheaper and adequate for me.
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    Rice cookers?

    @Wonko I’m sure you’ve mentioned rice cooking in previous discussions
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    Who is Simon Wessely?

    I don’t think it would be at all easy to do this without it being misrepresented
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    The Chrysalis Effect

    I presume ME Association are aware of this but have pinged them a message just in case. ETA. They have confirmed they are aware :thumbup:
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    The Chrysalis Effect

    Shouldn’t be anywhere near NHS
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    Royal College of Anaesthetists and ME Association: leaflet on ME/CFS Implications for Anaesthesia

    I’d like to see them take this approach with whatever professional body exists for palliative care
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    Trial Report Can a consensus occur on a research case definition for ME/CFS?, 2024, Jason

    One of the issues with OI is especially with less severe ME not actually realising that OI is a problem for you or understanding what OI is how many times do we read of people who didn’t know using a shower stool would help. Also issues with shopping- especially queues. I’ve never passed out...
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    The Chrysalis Effect

    How is this compliant with NICE 2021
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    UK: Open Letter: Urgent Call for the Creation of an NHS Protocol for Severe Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.)

    I think there is definitely a need for something to be done urgently to educate professionals about severe and very severe ME and learn lessons from what has gone wrong especially around feeding. I had a quick skim through the draft DHSC “implementation plan” I couldn’t see any mention in...
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    UK: Open Letter: Urgent Call for the Creation of an NHS Protocol for Severe Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.)

    https://www.mefoggydog.org/. I think people are entitled to make different choices about advocacy activity. Working in larger groups or organisations isn’t for everyone.
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    Long COVID patients need scientific ambition, not defeatism

    It’s got 490 shares so far :thumbup:
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    UK: The Clinical Post COVID Society

    Poor start even BACME have started using ME/CFS now you’d think newcomers would educate themselves better. :whistle:
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    The nanoneedle salt stress test – too good a clue to leave abandoned on the lab bench?

    I thought the idea of another disease comparator was to test the results applying to ME rather than chronic illness generally
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