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willseremak
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Member # 41955

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You can email them and ask when they plan to respond to Johnson at their web site www.advanced-lab.com/‎

I told them how there failure to respond for the last 5 weeks has hurt me, perhaps more should ask when they will respond and tell them why it is so important they do it soon.

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Eight Legs Bad
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Member # 13680

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The failure of a commercial company to respond to your timing has not hurt any Lyme patients - the libellous and totally flawed CDC paper condemning the test is what has hurt us.

Dr Macdonald has already responded directly to Ben Beard at CDC.

We now need to find ways to mobilise en masse to expose the lies of CDC.

Elena

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elara
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Member # 41819

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I would like to see a good response from ALS. I do feel it hurts patients since my doctor now doubts my results. I cannot be alone. Their culture is a powerful tool in the toolbox and allows DNA strain identity of an infection plus shows if the infection is still ongoing. This is too important to have this doubt hanging over it. Like it or not, many doctors take the CDC paper seriously.

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Robin123
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I personally don't think the lab has any responsibility to respond. Their purpose is to continue to do their lab testing, which is a bacterial culture test.

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lax mom
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Member # 38743

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No one in my family has been harmed by Advanced labs failure to respond to anything. 3/4 of us have Lyme and are getting excellent treatment.

Save your energy and focus on getting well, if you have Lyme.

Lyme is a clinical diagnosis anyway, so why the personal focus on this particular lab?

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Lymetoo
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Vendetta would be one reason.

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lax mom
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Originally posted by Eight Legs Bad:

We now need to find ways to mobilise en masse to expose the lies of CDC.

Amen to that. There are WAY, WAY more than 300,000 sick. That word will eventually get out.

When it does, like Dr J said in UOS, it will be a matter of "What did you know and when did you know it?"

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