#severeme — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #severeme, aggregated by home.social.
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“Listening also means paying attention to the environment. Light, sound, touch, temperature, conversation, upright positioning, movement, even other people being in or near the room – all of it can be a physiologic stressor. The environment itself can determine whether a healthcare visit is accessible or harmful.”
#severeme #mecfs #pwme #cfs
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“care should be built around what a person’s body can actually tolerate, not around what we’ve been trained to expect a patient to tolerate.” -
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“care should be built around what a person’s body can actually tolerate, not around what we’ve been trained to expect a patient to tolerate.” -
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“care should be built around what a person’s body can actually tolerate, not around what we’ve been trained to expect a patient to tolerate.” -
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“care should be built around what a person’s body can actually tolerate, not around what we’ve been trained to expect a patient to tolerate.” -
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“care should be built around what a person’s body can actually tolerate, not around what we’ve been trained to expect a patient to tolerate.” -
I thought this was very good (as usual from Amy Mooney). Notice the audio version.
"Listen. Believe. Do No Harm: An occupational therapist’s guidance for caring well for people with severe ME/CFS"
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I thought this was very good (as usual from Amy Mooney). Notice the audio version.
"Listen. Believe. Do No Harm: An occupational therapist’s guidance for caring well for people with severe ME/CFS"
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I thought this was very good (as usual from Amy Mooney). Notice the audio version.
"Listen. Believe. Do No Harm: An occupational therapist’s guidance for caring well for people with severe ME/CFS"
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I thought this was very good (as usual from Amy Mooney). Notice the audio version.
"Listen. Believe. Do No Harm: An occupational therapist’s guidance for caring well for people with severe ME/CFS"
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I thought this was very good (as usual from Amy Mooney). Notice the audio version.
"Listen. Believe. Do No Harm: An occupational therapist’s guidance for caring well for people with severe ME/CFS"
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“People have no idea what Severe ME is like” – Nevra, Pakistan
Unfortunately, Nevra's condition keeps getting worse. If you can, please support her GoFundMe campaign.
Thanks!Articles about Nevra:
November 2024
https://www.thecanary.co/global/world-analysis/2024/11/07/nevra-mecfs-pakistan/April 2024
https://worldmealliance.org/2024/04/people-have-no-idea-what-severe-me-is-like-nevra-pakistan/#GlobalVoiceForME
#Pakistan
#SevereME
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#endometriosis
#TMJdisorder
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