The Lived Experience of Severe ME
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Crossing a line
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The psychiatric lobby have crossed a line. They are now vacuously declaring in the Lancet that the "most severely ill patients might need even more intensive (psychiatric ) treatment."
There are no words strong enough to describe how terribly dangerous their ghastly propaganda is and what a real threat it poses.
The photo was taken yesterday afternoon. The quote is from the new book.
It might be a last gasp - seems even Weasley himself can tell which way the wind is blowing and has changed his tune. See his comments at the bottom here.
The psychiatric abuse of Children with ME : some notes from the literature Greg Crowhurst 19 th August 2011 It is not that easy gathering together the information on this subject; yet it is so important ! The quotes below are the result of a lengthy search I have conducted. All the material is publically available, I have tried to follow copyright restrictions where stated. 1. “The number of parents in the UK being threatened by doctors who say they will report families to child protection agencies has doubled in the last year. Fifteen year old Leanne Murray has severe ME and struggles with a range of unpredictable symptoms of ME including nausea, muscle pains, post exertion fatigue and light sensitivity. “ When Lorraine took her to hospital with chest pains, doctors said there was nothing they could do. Leanne was sent home with no treatment and the consultant reported her mum to social services. A week later a social worker arrived on their doorstep in Coatbrid
Stonebird welcomes the inclusion in the New NICE guidelines of the need for a Risk Assessment for interactions with people with Severe and Very Severe ME/CFS. Having spoken up about and raised awareness of the importance of this issue for a very long time, we are particularly pleased to see that this has been included as standard procedure. We hope it will help to protect people. This is what we have to say about RISK Assessment: RISK ASSESSMENT IN SEVERE/VERY SEVERE ME https://stonebird.co.uk/morenotes/index.html It is a massive risk for anyone diagnosed with Severe/Very Severe ME to let any professional into their life. Very Severe ME is particularly so outside anyone's normal experience that it is extremely hard to comprehend or understand or know how to safely engage with the person. Our (painful) experience, over decades, has taught us the importance of making sure that professionals behave safely. Information, therefore, should be provided to the person concerning the
It might be a last gasp - seems even Weasley himself can tell which way the wind is blowing and has changed his tune. See his comments at the bottom here.
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Best to you, Greg, in getting the new book together!
Jan