

I would argue that similar tech in our lives causes similar issues. We don’t write things down anymore - just scroll on, with a fragmented mish-mash memory of what we’ve seen. Some capacity for retention gets exhausted in a given day. Just what I’ve observed in myself or among friends/family.




I asked doctor and speaker at an MECFS event a similar question, in relation to severe MECFS, whether the patient is completely bed bound. They said that although muscle atrophies, that the cells themselves don’t die. For someone who is completely bed-bound, they said that this is good news because they can prioritise pacing and if they recover later, can their muscles.
This was part of a much wider context which I’ve omitted here but as a fragment of information it might be reassuring to anyone who finds themselves (hopefully only) temporarily debilitated.