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BostonLyme2005
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Hi,

We all know someone or a group of people who think we are crazy or dont understand our battle with Lyme Disease.

How do we set up something here on Lymenet for people to come and read the many posts available?

So they can begin to see that many people are ill with this disease, not just you and I...

Do we need to have certain posts for these people?

Do we tell them to visit Lymenet.org and learn for themselves?

How would we know what threads are best for them to start reading?

How do we keep their interest?

Just thinking here!

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char
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I am interested in this same question.

I am looking for articles my teen can read that are descriptive, but not too long or intense. A bit hopeful as in not going way into treatment failures and no cure.

I gave out Dr. Burrasco's guidelines to family and school and it seemed to go over head.

char

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