LymeNet Flash: February- Who will get the JA of the month award?

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Topic: February- Who will get the JA of the month award?

Tincup
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Seems to be an overabundance of dip sticks competing for the "Jackass of the Month" award.

No chronic Lyme- it's all in your head.

QUOTE- "Subjective symptoms described in post-infectious chronic fatigue syndromes are still misunderstood and there is no evidence suggesting that such symptoms could be related to dormant bacterial infection or carriage of viable bacteria. Psychological trauma may be part of these subjective symptoms.”

Here are some of this month's nominees for biggest jackasses...

Melenotte C, Drancourt M, Gorvel JP, Mège JL, Raoult D.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30722945

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hiker53
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No competition--they are all JA's. [cussing]

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"God is light. In Him there is no
darkness." 1John 1:5

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Lymetoo
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LOL

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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Tincup
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HA!

Although, this may slide in to win first place this month...

Decades Later & Wormser Is Still Saying 14 Days of Antibiotics Cures Lyme Disease

Notice they used Amoxicillin rather than Doxy for the 24 adults. (The price of Doxy has gone up and Amoxicillin is cheaper.)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30728096

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hiker53
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Amoxy didn't cure me, that's for sure.

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