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Topic: Mystery of Lyme-In Easy to Understand Reading

gemofnj
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 15551

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As a relatively new lyme victim, I struggle understand what lyme is and does to our body.

Some of the posts here are really fantastic, but very technical and hard to understand for the novice lymie.

For anyone new and trying to understand lyme, this is an informative article on the complexity of Lyme Disease in an easy to understand summary.

It also explains why it is so hard for us to get better, and why we have to remain on antibiotics so long.

http://www.angelfire.com/me2/StarShar/Spiros.html

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bettyg
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i suggest you tell us the author, title of talk shown below in SUBJECT LINE....

The Complexities of Lyme Disease
A Microbiology Tutorial
by Thomas M. Grier MS

besides by always showing authori's name, when you do a search months/years later, it's easier to find what we really need at that time! [Smile]

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Keebler
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thanks for a simple piece.

Would you see if your link goes through ?

I get a connection, but a blank page.

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With Betty's info, Google took me to it:

The Complexities of Lyme Disease (A Microbiology Tutorial) by, Thomas M. Grier (An excerpt from the Lyme Disease Survival Manual 2000) ...

www.wildernetwork.org/complexities_of_Lyme.html

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gemofnj
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Thanks Trish. You are like a guardian angel around here!

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cactus
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This is a classic. Thanks for posting it for everyone who hasn't yet read it.

It can also be accessed via the canlyme site.

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�Did you ever stop to think, and forget to start again?� - A.A. Milne

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