@SimonDecary@karenphysiocouk@sunsopeningband Yes, unfortunately that is the state of affairs as peer reviewers are not generally asked or perceive their job as checking the cited references in a paper. They only generally speaking comment on the text of the manuscript, the flow of the narrative & the arguments put forward.
@CaroleBruce17 From the Wiki page about him he works with a spirit guide but I don’t see any mediumship in the video only physiological arguments which I am not convinced by due to link between POTs and liver toxins etc. No energy healing or psychic techniques involved.
I’m a severe ME sufferer needing rehousing from wheelchair inaccessible 5th floor flat with dodgy lift and heavy security gate I can’t manage to wheelchair accessible ground floor flat. I went to Camden’s Disability Oversight Panel meeting. Camden New Journal 14 December.
@etranger_NM Thanks for the link. I am a council tenant and I need to talk to somebody and they don’t do that unless it is an emergency. I know because I’ve tried that - Thanks.
My Camden social worker is refusing to allow me to have any say or input to a care plan about my care needs. I was told by manager it’s fault because I am not allowing her to do her job. In process of being rehoused. Housing want something from SS but SS say they don’t do that.
@MPrulesOK The arguments put forward for mass hysteria as a patient group leading to hysterical conversation of an idea or concept of disease into a psychogenic illness are poorly set out and developed as an explanation of a physical disease or its epidemiology.
@RFH1955 '(ME) outbreaks can be modelled as an infectious disease: a mathematical reconsideration of the Royal Free Epidemic of 1955, 2020, Waters et al'
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@joe90kane Hi Joe, I haven’t been doing g much on the ME scene recently, but I hope to get back into things again. I’m trying to move into more suitable ground floor disability type flat, but Camden council are making that difficult and I won’t have any heating until I do.
@AmandaJCarrod@joe90kane The slump in the Today programme’s ratings mirrors its sharp decline in journalistic standards and the increasing inclusion of unexplained assorted media clippings and badly conducted interviews about subjects which are not introduced to the listener properly if at all.
@Dan_Wyke@guardian I very much suspect the authors of the article used their university press department to draw up a press release on thier behalf which was sent to the Guardian amongst other papers. The journalist concerned built her article around the press release.
@uab9876@davidtuller1@arisonsned@guardian@rachela_hall@keithgeraghty The article may have been triggered by a press release and the journalist built her story from it. The press release would have came from lead author’s university via press department. It’s not good journalism but that’s how it often works.
@arisonsned I’ve had that problem in the past, ok now, caused by different ordering cycles for some meds, painkillers. Every routine prescription request brings its problems with the App to order, the timings, the GPs & pharmacy. None of them time or consideration for patients - Nightmare!
@arisonsned Thanks. It’s a term that can so easily and humorously be applied to so much in the lives of People With ME. The ME charities, for instance?
@CamdenCouncil@LeedsCC_Help I really think Camden Council should shape itself up before it, or its leader tries to shape up anything. You can’t get through on the ‘phones and then they tell you someone will get back to you, and they don’t and they don’t answer their emails -Useless or hopeless or what?
@Buckle_berry@MatthewJDalby Freud made it known through his writing that if he had not dedicated his life to psychoanalysis he would have made a career in Psychical research.