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YOU'RE ALL INVITED!!!.......sorry I had to eliminate the name of the eye doc.....PLease feel free to PM me - Gail
The York Lyme Disease Support Group Cordially Invites All To Attend A Presentation By:
Exxx Sxxxxxx, MD, Ph.D., Neuro-Ophthalmologist * * * * * "EYE ON LYME" Sunday, October 21, 2007 from 3-5 PM at New Creation Community Church 3005 Emig Mill Road, Dover, PA
Join us at this free seminar in learning about the number of ocular problems and other central nervous system defects that Lyme disease inflicts on our bodies. Patients can present with double vision, spots before eyes, pain, inflammation, tearing, letters running together when reading, and optic atrophy as a result of this illness.
Learn what can be done to ensure a correct diagnosis, as well as ensuring proper treatment for these problems. Should Lyme disease attack the optic nerve, it may lead to blindness. Dr. Sxxxxxx is also author of "Lyme Disese in the Eye: A Pediatric and Adolescent Perspective, which appears in the LDA Inc. brochure, The ABC's of Lyme Disease.
Directions ************************** From Lancaster: Take Route 30 West to York, PA. Take Carlisle Avenue Exit and turn RIGHT onto Route 74 North. **Proceed from Rt 74 North directions below ************************* From Gettysburg: Take Route 30 East to York, PA. Take Carlisle Avenue Exit and turn LEFT onto Route 74 North. **Proceed from Rt 74 North directions below ************************** From Baltimore: Take Interstate 83 North to York. Take Exit 24-B Arsenal Road West onto Route 30 (Loucks Road). Follow Route 30 West to the Carlisle Avenue Exit (Route 74 North). **Proceed from Rt 74 North directions below ************************* From Harrisburg: Take Interstate 83 South to York. Take Exit to Route 30 West (Loucks Road). **Proceed from Rt 74 North directions below ************************
**DIRECTIONS FROM ROUTE 74 NORTH TO CHURCH: Continue on Route 74 North, past the Shiloh Fire Company and through the village of Weiglestown to the traffic light at Emig Mill Road. Turn LEFT onto Emig Mill Road (there will be a Turkey Hill Store on your LEFT). Continue 1.2 miles on Emig Mill Road. Turn RIGHT onto Oakland Rd. and make an immediate LEFT into the parking lot.
If sending email, please note LYME SEMINAR in SUBJECT LINE.
PLEASE JOIN US FOR A VERY INFORMATIVE MEETING!
-------------------- Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will ~ Gandhi Posts: 562 | From Wellsville, PA, USA | Registered: Jan 2004
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just don
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Any chance you could summerize and give notes on what goes on and is said for those of us in the wrong location to get there??
Like half way across the nation or those that live on the left coast??
That would be most interesting seminar,,,just wished I lived in the area!! My eyes are quickly becoming my most worrisome area of concern!!Thanks,--just don--
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We are seeing if he will allow us to videotape or audiotape.....Have not heard yet.
There will be copious notes, and I can get them posted within a few days of the conference....
If I forget.......please PM me!!
Gail
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Hey Gail-I think I can make this one!
We were bus buddies on the way up to Westchester a while ago.
It's on my calendar at least. Hope there are handouts on subject.
thanks for the broadcast.
Take Care, Carol
wait a minute- I just saw Dover PA, I thought it was Dover Delaware. How long of a drive would it be from Balto ?
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just mapquested-on a beautiful day,if my energy level is sufficient , I hope to be there.
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Since there is no name visible for the doctor, would you know if he might be able to give lectures in other cities?
Maybe he has relatives he'll be visiting, etc.
I would love to buy a videotape or DVD of the lecture, if possible. Notes would be nice, but I'd love a presentation to be able to hand to a doctor.
Thanks.
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This guy is GREAT!!! NONE better in my book.
You will love him!!!
He has offered in the past to go to regular eye doctors offices to teach them if they request it... but if you have an eye doc near there.. get them to go. It is MUCH worth it.
Here is the press release that I saw earlier today...
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Cobweb, It's about an hour and a half for us to get to BWI if that helps....and we are 5 minutes north of Dover. I do hope to see you!!!
Keebler & Just Don, his office emailed today, he will not allow for any taping since they can't control the tapes afterwords........So, we will have note takers.
Keebler, PM me, and I'll give you contact info. for him. I don't know how far he travels to do this.
All I know is we sure have lots of people calling about the program,
.... and we mailed flyers to all the eye surgeons, opthamologists, optometrists, and our favorite "flat earth society" neurologists and infectious disease docs!!!
Gail
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UP.........my phone is ringing off the hook!!
good sign!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gail
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Was browsing a little tonite and saw this posted. Unfortunately, I am on the other side of the country.
But my two cents, for what it's worth: I hope someone raises the issue of mangosteen juice as medical treatment for Lyme-caused eye problems. It has been a most amazing treasure for me, in immediately ending eye muscle pain, blurry focus, and light sensitivity. Meaning its anti-inflammatory chemistry really works for us Lymies.
I know Xango is the strongest, but I can't handle it, 'cause I herx on it. So it's Ultra mangosteen for me, with the 70 minerals added.
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I WANNA GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dagnabbbiittt, living in KY is difficult on a Lymie!! I hope my brain can remember to keep checking back on this. It's a Blessing to know there "are" docs out there who actually get it! Peace to all, Cindy Posts: 8 | From louisville ky | Registered: Oct 2007
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Thx, Gail, for being willing to bring it up at the meeting! For me, it was immediate results. In the first hour of drinking it(the Ultra version, with 70 minerals added)), with water, the eye muscle pain and blurry focus problem ended. In 24 hours, the light sensitivity ended. I had been wearing dark specs for two decades. What a change -- I was blown away by this experience!
If I stop drinking the juice(couple ounces a day, with water), the symptoms start coming back. It also keeps my intestines regular, like a baby's. Without drinking it, I'd be Lyme-constipated.
I understand that the mangosteen rind and fruit has 43 anti-inflammatory compounds called xanthones, which help clear up free radicals.
The Ultra version, along with many others, is sold at healthfood stores and also online(vitacost and herbalremedies are the cheapest) Xango is the strongest version. It's sold multi-level.
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lymemomtooo
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An excellent Dr and very helpful with those with Lyme diagnosis. I will be there unless something unforseen happens in this part of the county.
We hope to have him speak at the MD group. lmt
ps. a very nice and well-attended program. He spared no punches, with great explanations and with the politics of follow the money.
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