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I've always wanted to read it. Maybe one day. Should be VERY interesting!
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steve1906
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I think I have a free version of this book online, I'll try and make a new post with it.
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Carol in PA
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I read the reviews for it and almost got ill.
I am an avid reader, but I don't plan to read this book.
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If you like a good fast paced intriguing fiction book,
Plum Island by Nelson DeMille
was excellent. A 'who done it' that gives some facts and history about this area/ island.
I won't read lab 257- too dark for me. The above mentioned fiction book gave me all the history I need on this subject.
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lpkayak
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I dont understand "getting ill" or "too dark"
For me it was an explanation of what i lived thru in ct and ny
A validation. But i guess we all go thru different things-see them differently...deal with them differently
Also...hopefully lessons were learned. Especially since this lab is moving to the middle of the country-im guessing tornados can be worse than hurricanes
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surprise
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'Too dark' for me means putting the evil starkly in my face- written in a grim, factual way that makes me lose hope in the human race.
How's that? A paragraph or article- okay. But a whole book about some of the scariest, horrific people who ever lived, these Nazi scientists, detailing the horror trials on living things? Pass!
I liked reading the history in a much lighter, interesting fashion, the book I listed. Call me too sensitive, that's okay.
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lpkayak
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Ok surprise-i hearwhat you are saying. I am just like you with other subjects...abuse etc. I know it exists but very hard for me to hear the details...it can actually mess up my life and make me sicker
I dont know why lab 257 didnt do that to me...i think i was able to let a lot of it go and just focus on the facts that this whole lyme thing isnt my imagination or my fault
I was close to someone once who constantly talked about negatuve stuff thar was way beyond what i could change or fix. Being with that person a lot bright me down and made me sicker. I really liked them in many ways but they couldnt stop so i had to just nit see them anymore
So i think i know what you are saying now...i guess it just happens to.us all differently
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TF
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I borrowed it from the library.
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