Yes, thats it. I thought it was well written. I am so happy that the word is getting out there.
I guess I haven't seen the ones that they have written on lyme disease.
I was impressed that they were addressing the coinfections.
Katrina
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
If you go to their site and type in "Lyme disease"... several articles come up.
Posted by Abxnomore (Member # 18936) on :
It's good to see Lyme and babesia addressed in the popular press but the article certainly has flaws.
First off NEVER go to the Vahalla Medical Center home to Gary Wormser and the 21 day cure.
Lyme CAN be fatal.
The number of cases reported vs. how many contract lyme and co-infections is grossly distorted.
Westchester Country is tick central, totally inundated with herds of deer and lots of ticks.
Posted by Starfall (Member # 26795) on :
Just saw that yesterday at the eye doctor's office.
I too was glad to see the coinfections addressed, although I did laugh at the comment that they are "new" tick diseases. yeah, new if you haven't been dealing with them.
And the comment by the one doctor that it's safe to go outside when there's snow on the ground, because there aren't any ticks out then was laughable.
Last winter my husband came inside in February when it was cold and icy out, and we found a tick on him.
Posted by Tammy N. (Member # 26835) on :
Yes, saw this at the doctor's office last week. I was surprised to see an article putting Babesia front and center.