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The IKEA Franklin one I bought is £35 comes in two heights as well so I could get one high enough for the kitchen work surface.

Yes I’ve got a folding bar stool with a back from ikea. I needed a sturdy one so it isn’t lightweight but ok for me to move to where I need it. I’ve put felt gliders on the feet and I’ve got vinyl flooring so it slides ok.

Bit of light reading for T Chalder et al.

https://www.s4me.info/threads/risks-for-developing-me-cfs-in-college-students-following-infectious-mononucleosis-a-prospective-cohort-study-2020-jason-et-al.18380/ Is this the one?

This is a breath of fresh air in my opinion.

Yes @strategist tactical ambiguity but they take it to such levels that ambiguity is a default setting.

If based on reality of actual care received it would be a very quick task

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Yes I agree symptoms are difficult to unpick. For example I knew I had to lie down on the sofa after work 5 hours sat at my table at home but as I never had any lightheadedness or falling down I also was pretty sure I didn’t have POTS. it was a slow process of understanding that Orthostatic...

They should send a letter to every Integrated Care Board with the same question.

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GGZ?

Transdiagnostic is it me or is that their latest buzzword

No idea I wasn’t spoerty and until fitbits became a thing I didn’t even count steps. Possibly if fitbits had been a thing when I was in my 30s when I last was able to do any serious discretionary exercise as opposed to moving as part of a daily living or social activity I would have got one.

What country are you in? in the uk I can buy a frozen mix of peas broad beans and French beans which is quite good - sainsburys I also buy frozen leaf (not chopped) spinach and French beans, broccoli to avoid waste. Frozen peas are good, I prefer petits pois rather than garden peas. I can’t...

They always bring exercise into it. Pacing isn’t structured it’s about changing how you do normal stuff in a less demanding way, when you can manage to.

It’s an adjournment debate these are always short. The Hansard link shows the full thing it’s not just a speech from Bridgen there’s a response from the Minister. In this case it’s Maria Caulfield (a nurse who worked on Covid wards)

No evidence just some support

He must live in a glass house