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presents most straightforward primary follow-up results of PACE, I will buy him bottle of fine CA wine

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Nov 4, 2015

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@dsheehan96 @MEAssociation No. . You find a genuine quote from me saying "ME is all in the mind" and i owe you a bottle of wine

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i.e. If he were to say there were no differences between trial arms, instead of stuff like this?

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Simon Wessely

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Oct 29, 2015

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@bobbobme @ollie72 @sarahknapton It shows that GET and CBT can speed up recovery. if i were a patient that would be good news.

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I wonder if SW would say CFS belongs under G93.3 Neurology?

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A bit of sophistry: SW disease model has always been deconditioning plus 'mind' (fear/avoidance) preventing reconditioning

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Model admits there *may* have been organic disease at start, but now only 'mind' perpetuates deconditioning & symptoms.

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Note:SW model depends utterly on fatigue-only Oxford definition b/c "deconditioning' can't explain host of #MECFS symptoms

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I can make good CA wine suggestions! Where are the results per the original protocol? Why so many changes?

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why were the actometer/pedometer results dropped?

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Pro-psychosomatic lobby have never been able to explain how psychological states get "converted" into physical illnesses.

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Unfortunately,when #PACEtrial authors use CFS/ME they could be taking about absolutely anything. #nomenclature

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Better man than I; from me he'd get maybe cocktail sherry. Or Boone's Farm.

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I'm a little short right now but willing to give him an infusion.