I constantly see things like ''if you're not going to protests for this issue, you're part of the problem'' or ''don't call yourself an ally if you don't do XYZ''.
Like, I can barely get out of bed on a good day, the best I can do is share posts on social media, if that's not ''good enough'' for you go fuck yourself.
"The lived experiences of people with #LC, in relation to their condition and their experiences of healthcare services have provided a primary source of evidence”
“The absence of epistemological humility leaves an unacknowledged gap between patients’ lived experiences and the (lack of) medical knowledge about their illnesses.
This gap leaves the provider vulnerable to bias. Racialized, gendered, classed notions about whose bodies are “really” sick may begin to prevail."
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Unsure how common this is in other #ChronicIllness affecting cognition, but when you have #MyalgicEncephalomyelitis the writing errors you’re almost guaranteed to make are:
Double the same word
or
Exclude it altogether
Or do both!
So frustrating & the sicker you are the worse it gets. You simply can’t see mistakes! Other problems too ofc but I’ve found this is the most common error made by #PwME