Description: life with too few spoons
life with too few spoons
The last time I blogged here back in May , close to the start of the pandemic crisis, I wrote about the pending reassessment of the ME/CFS NICE guidelines and suggested that the chance of the recommendation of graded exercise treatment being withdrawn was only slender. Truth to tell, I really had no idea what the outcome would be. I could equally well have been more optimistic. But given i) the apparent weighting of the guidelines development group towards those of a biopsychosocial disposition and ii) year
Well, to judge from the present draft amended guidelines , I’m pleased to say it looks as though I was overly cautious. Though they are only draft guidelines and therefore still liable to change, it looks as though common sense has finally triumphed, and GET for ME/CFS, sustained for years on little more than its devotees’ Trump-like refusal to face the facts, is finally on its way out. Knowing what we do of its supporters, it is likely to go round the revolving doors for several years yet before it finally