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The Treatment Conflict/Debate |
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Lyme Disease Associations/Support/Info-Centers
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Get Involved!
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For Physicians
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Articles Of Interest for/from Lyme
Patients
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Spoon
Theory-Living with Chronic Illness For those of you who know a Lyme Affected Person, and to help you more
understand what life is like for your friend or loved one, here's an great
explanation about chronic illness. This particular person has Lupus, but you will get the idea.
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- Coping
Skills -from the Invisible Disabilities Association of
Canada
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What to
do if you get bitten One person suggests this...if you are in an area
where the medical community is less-than-willing to treat Lyme...
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"Get Ticked off and B.L.A.S.T."!...
The last word stands for an acronym to remind people how to keep
themselves safe from Lyme disease:
- Bathe or shower soon after coming indoors.
- Look for ticks and remove with tweezers.( including the
head and SAVE THE TICK if at all possible!)
- Apply repellents for skin and/or clothing. DEET is your
friend in this case!
- Spray the perimeter of your yard for ticks.
- Treat your pets with a product recommended by your
veterinarian.
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How
a Tick Can Make You Sick: Lyme Disease Prevention Lesson
for Children and Adults
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July 1, 2008 WNYC reports that Lyme Disease has
surpassed AIDS and TB as the fastest spreading infectious
disease in the U.S. The Center for Disease control estimates
that there are 200,000 new cases of Lyme a year. Recognizing
that the CDC is not currently in perfect agreement with the
International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society over the
definition of Lyme, with the CDC being the more conservative,
the true numbers are most likely staggering :o(
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