Learner1
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@EtherSpin Nice explanation.
Oh wow @Abrin .... I never heard of that, either by it's imaginatively descriptive name or by its less fanciful description. What a bummer .... not life ending, but odd-making, sort of like color blindness ....
Does not being able to visualize affect your ability to conceptualize?
What a totally unique condition @Abrin !!!!
That';s what I meant by a difficulty in conceptualizing.I have a hard time with puzzles because I can't picture in my what I would need to do to solve them.
That';s what I meant by a difficulty in conceptualizing.
I can;t begin to imagine the many many ways this has impacted you .... it seems unfair that The Fates pilled on ME on top of that ....
Any idea where you found this info? I'd love to see it. I think it's important. One thing I believe must be true is that as soon as MECFS became something medical doctors thought was psychological, more psychological conditions would have been diagnosed by doctors as MECFS.Just an example: Dr Nath studies PEM. He wanted to be very sure that he only has ME and no other „CFS“-disorders. He had over 400 ppl who wanted to participate and where diagnosed with „CFS“. After a rigorous diagnostic process done by his team strictly following the guidelines (don’t know if it was ICC or CCC) and excluding other diseases who were overseen by docs who diagnosed „CFS“ only 7 (!) could participate in his PEM study.