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SacredHeart
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http://www.mdislander.com/opinions/lyme-disease-is-only-getting-worse

If untreated or insufficiently treated, typical symptoms include fatigue, inflammation, sensitivity to sound and light, nerve pain and

numbness, sleep and digestive disorders, hormone disruption, anxiety and depression, and heart issues. People can die from Lyme

carditis. Lyme in the brain can cause cognitive and psychological problems; I know from experience. The Social Security Disability

examiner noted I was “severely cognitively impaired” five years ago, especially with short-term memory and difficulty speaking fluently.

Called “The Great Imitator,” Lyme can be misdiagnosed as Alzheimer’s, Arthritis, Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, Bi-polar,

Lupus, Crohn’s disease, Autism and more. In the documentary “Under Our Skin,” Dr. Dietrich Klinghart says, “We never had in the

last five years a single MS patient, a single ALS patient, a single Parkinson’s patient who did not test positive for Borrelia

burgdorferi. Not a single one.”

ALSO CHECK OUT MY POST IN THE OFF TOPIC AREA FOR THOSE OF YOU CONCERNED ABOUT FUTURE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS.

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Really good article.
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SacredHeart
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Thanks WPinVA. I'm trying to post stuff I find on my twitter feed in case people miss it.

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