Heard in the Fog

Sources

These are the sources the articles on this site rest on, listed under the heading and the article that use them. Each was opened and read on the date shown, and each entry says how much of it was read. The abstract is the summary at the start of a paper.

This page is not medical advice, and a link here is not an endorsement. A source is listed because an article used it, not because anyone should follow what it says. For anything about your own health, ask your own doctor.

"Medical journal paper" means it was published in a medical journal. "Patient organisation page" means a page from an organisation for people with the condition.

Lazy or limited?

If they can't tell lazy from limited, how can you?

"You look so well": the compliment that lands wrong

Plans and unpredictability

Why Tuesday was fine, but Wednesday is a crisis

Why they cancel ten minutes before you leave

What to say, and what not to

"Have you tried…?": why advice lands so hard

When they have no energy left to explain

Want everything published on a condition?

These open a live search of PubMed, the US National Library of Medicine's index of medical papers. The results are not chosen by this site, and a link is not a recommendation to follow anything in it.