Would help your case if you could actually establish that this is what is actually going on, and you can actually safely and effectively treat it, instead of just assuming and asserting it.
Don't know if we are more at risk of getting COVID or having worse outcomes. But common sense precaution would suggest that, at the least, we can't afford to lose any more function than we already have. So taking extra preventative steps seems wise.
Wiborg (2010)
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20047707/
1. Summary: CBT does not increase physical activity in CFS patients, as measured by actigraphy. In particular, the self-report fatigue and actigraphy results did not correlate, so there is simply no possibility of CBT having a causal...
Furthermore, none of the methods and measures favoured by the BPS school discriminate between changes in perception and changes in reporting, because they are not the same and have different implications.
Don't you just love the assumption underlying all this that us silly hysterical delusional patients never considered or tried various forms of 'exercise' or broader activity management strategies. That we just collapsed on the divan at the first hint of unease and stayed there, despite leading...
Four days since my second AZ. Did get a slight headache or two, and felt a bit worse than usual, for the first couple of days. But otherwise okay now, and overall it was a lot milder reaction than the first shot, which seems the standard pattern for AZ.
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