In Vitro Infidelium
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Are you seriously proposing that children whose parents have 'diagnosed' them with M.E/CFS are to be exempted from the normal processes of health evaluation ? That simply isn't going to happen, the psychological and psychiatric evaluation of children whose health impairments do not respond readily to prescribed interventions, is going to continue to be a standard part of healthcare delivered to children and young people. This is a societal level expectation and essentially a fact of life that parents have to live with, either as a welcome support or under sufferance. The no psych option isn't an achievable reality (at least not any time soon) and adopting an oppositional position will not achieve any improvement in clinical practice for either those young people whose sole health impairment falls under M.E/CFS, or those who have a comorbid psychiatric problem or those who are actually experiencing inappropriate or even malicious interventions via their parents.but some unfortunate children receive too much attention of the wrong sort, that being of the psych input.
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