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Lymetoo
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Thalia (who had Lyme) is going to be on HODA and KATHI LEE in a few minutes. (NBC)

I would guess that Lyme will be mentioned??

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penguingirl
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Did I miss it? I have it on nbc now.

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penguingirl
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Nvmd saw her now. One sentence w lyme disease!

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Lymetoo
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ONE sentence!!?? Dang!!

I had to leave the house, so I set my DVR .. haven't watched it yet.

shoot

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nenet
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Here is the archived interview online. She mentioned Lyme Disease in passing as one of her many obstacles. The segment was too short for any details, but at least the word got out at all.

Who knows how even just a passing word can effect her fans etc. - they might look up Lyme Disease online to find out more and discover they or someone they love has similar symptoms:

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/45148867/ns/today-books/

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