MNHQ here: AMA with award winning investigative journalist Chloe Hadjimatheou, Weds 28th Jan, 7-9pm

[RhiannonEMumsnet]

Hi there,

We’re delighted to announce an AMA with award winning investigative journalist Chloe Hadjimatheou on Wednesday 28th January, 7-9pm.

Chloe is the Observer’s narrative editor, and she’s best known for her work exploring the story behind Raynor Winn’s memoir The Salt Path - which you can hear more about in this new Observer podcast.

Please post your questions for Chloe below and join her on the thread on Wednesday evening to hear the answers.

As always, please remember our guidelines - one question per user, follow-ups only if there’s time and most questions have been answered, and please keep it civil.

Thanks,
MNHQ

Brilliant AMA, thank you @OurChloe

I suggested the possibility of functional neurological disorder in the very first thread, I believe, but was bawled out by people telling us all that that was a discriminatory diagnosis and that you can't tell if someone's ill just by looking at them.

I beg to differ - 30+ years of being a doctor taught me very clearly that long term neurological and mobility disorders DO leave people with outwardly visible signs, albeit sometimes subtle.