Oops, sorry, should have looked for myself.Yes there is. I linked to it to the first post in this thread, but it's always useful with repetitions. Will try to keep it in mind from now on
https://melivet.com/2018/08/25/petition-to-help-norwegian-me-patients/
If Vogt is really angry about people describing those who were members when the network was formally founded as 'founding members', then that's a pretty weak point.
I think he's mostly angry about the insinuations that RN was established as a way to get around the stricter marketing restrictions of alternative treatments - july 2017.
And I think he might be right.
The new marketing restrictions might just be an unlucky (for him) coincidence. If he really started to work on his idea and the recruitment of members feb/march 2017.
Still, it should be obvious to him, and everyone else, that the LP-community saw the marketing possibilities of having such a network - giving them a platform to both do marketing and lobbying under disguise of patient organisation, and jumped right on board.
It is time that we listen more to those who got well. In debates – and research – about CFS/ME and other so-called «medically unexplained symptoms», the focus has beed one-sided on those who are still suffering, on the dark side. More should be written on those who make it into the light.
I'd like to sign, too! Maybe a thread of its own would raise attention of more people?I’m going to send Nina a thank you card!
Let me know if anyone would like to sign it.
I'd like to sign, too! Maybe a thread of its own would raise attention of more people?
4,975 have now signed.The petition is signed by 4 911 people by now
No rush, @andypants! And good luck with that appointment... May the force be with you!
Is it really the intention that patients themselves should have to find this research in the hope of being believed? Is it not the Competence Service to be involved in this research - and to ensure that patients are not exposed to harmful treatment?