I just have that horrible feeling it is 'manufactured' ie they get someone with severe ME and force them on a sleep hygeine and exercise regimen and then refuse to listen when they beg to sit down, eventually you get what would be called exhaustion of the kind no normal person would experience...
The original article sounds about right to my personal experience. It is essential things like this are written, heard and the what it feels like to have this body and what not enough rest and too much exertion does and feels like as a life is understood.
When I see the video of Clare Gerada...
Is anyone medico-legal (or close enough they know what it looks like) on here?
They definitely don't write in business-speak, so I'm curious to know whether this is the etiquette for medico-legal-speak and am open to knowing the answer either way
Is anyone actually going to do more than raise an eyebrow and forget about it with that one either? EDIT: OK now I know it is about Roe v Wade then that actually is one where people hopefully will do more
Telling people to learn this term is not going to help them to communicate what has really...
I'm only going by the pseudonym but @Suffolkres might either be interested in this or shed light (if already aware). Agree that it is refreshing to see Nice, but you don't have to be cynical to think it could have been carried over from an old job description or they mean the old 2007 ones.
Interesting. I read this through and one neurologist talked about SHOWING them the Hoover's sign. I had to look this up. Seems to be about it only being genuine if when trying to lift the bad leg the patient is unable to do so without pushing through the heel of the good leg.
But what about...
It can be harder to write though, something achieved through an edit process - and I'm not saying that means it should be skipped, just that the length mightn't be their 'aim/ideal' - I don't know and am curious.
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