Topic: LDA OCT. 18, 2008 LYME CONFERENCE, SAN FRANCISCO, $$ costs found tonight! 7.16.08
bettyg
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i've been waiting quite some time to find out what the costs of this falls ILADS LYME CONF. in san francisco is .... this is one conference i'm THINKING OF ATTENDING FOR MY "1ST EVER"!! *****************************************
looking for something else, and just found this info!
LDA's prior 6 hr. conference is $45 for lunch and handouts!
phyllis/CALDA members, would be nice for us to get all these links together in ONE PLACE so we can add up what it will cost to attend this and then figure our OUT OF STATE TRAVEL EXPENSES to get there!! **********************************
thanks my calif. friends! **************************
phyllis, have you heard what the sunday rates are for 2nd day of ILADS science ... OR IS THIS IT? ********************************
AGAIN, i'm trying to get a total ESTIMTE for 3 days of conferences as a LYME PATIENT, my travel expenses, lodging, and GRAND $$.
SOMETIME this week or next, we have to have a complete NEW SEWER SYSTEM dug up and put in ... waiting for estimate to know how many thousands it will be from employee's guess of $4 - $7,000.
thanks everyone! ******************
EDITED 7-22-08....FINAL DETAILS ON COSTS! ******************************************
ILADS
Saturday-Sunday, October 18-19, 2008
Cost - $300, same rate as non-member RNs *****************************************
Lyme Action Workshop attendees are allowed to attend the meeting at the non-member RN rate.
Ann-OH
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This is from the ILADS website: www.ilads.org
2008 ILADS Scientific Session
Date: Saturday October 18, through Sunday October 19
Location: Cathedral Hill Hotel 1101 Van Ness St., San Francisco, CA 94109, USA
Reservations: To make reservations please call the hotel directly at 800 622 0855 or 415-776-8200, during business hours, by September 14th. Mention the Lyme Disease meeting Meeting rate is $119 for a single or double
Financial assistance to attend annual meeting 2008 CALDA Educational Grants and Conference Grant Application Register Online Coming Soon
are YOU thinking of coming? would love to meet you and other members HERE!
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pmerv
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sorry Betty I have not had time to get all this info together and it doesn't look like I will anytime soon. I have to fly east on Sunday, my dad had a small stroke and will be 93 on Tuesday.
I want to make clear that the CALDA grants are for healthcare professionals treating people with Lyme. Sorry we can't help with advocates' travel expenses, however we tried to keep program costs minimal.
Please promote the conferences to your own healthcare providers.
-------------------- Phyllis Mervine LymeDisease.org Posts: 1808 | From Ukiah, California, USA | Registered: Aug 2001
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bettyg
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phyllis,
so sorry to hear about your Dad; have a safe trip there and making lasting memories now.
give him an extra hug and kiss for me since my parents have been gone:
Mom for 18 months July 22; Dad for 7 years next month 8-17!
your priorities are right where they should be ... with your Dad!! have a SAFE flight out/back!
no problem on details! i understand! ***************************************
yes, i read online about grants going to LLMD OR FUTURE LLMDS! that's the way it should be set up!! no problem!
i'll send this link to those on my LYME LIST GROUP for their info and PUBLICITY!! ***********************************
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pmerv
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Feel free to share this if you think it is helpful.
The annual scientific/medical Lyme conferences are taking place in October in San Francisco. This is a summary of information you will need to start planning your trip. Some information is not yet available (ILADS conference cost). Registration for the CALDA workshop currently requires printing out a form; we will be setting up PayPal this weekend.
For patient advocates who find the cost a challenge, consider asking for support from local people/businesses/support group members who might be grateful to have an opportunity to help educate a community Lyme resource person. If it makes it easier, think about it this way: you are not asking for personal benefit, but in order to become a more effective advocate so you can better help more people.
I hope to see you in San Francisco. We are still working on plans so it will be an exciting and informative few days for everyone. Please let us know if you are planning to come so we can get a head count. Phyllis Mervine
CALDA Lyme Action Workshop for activists, support group leaders, patient advocates, friends and family who wish to become more effective advocates for the rights of people with Lyme and other tick-borne diseases. Thursday, October 16, 2008 Cost $45, includes break and Celebrity Lunch Buffet Register at http://www.lymedisease.org/activism/lyme_events.html
ILADS Saturday-Sunday, October 18-19, 2008 Cost - price has not been announced Lyme Action Workshop attendees are allowed to attend the meeting at the non-member RN rate. Register at http://www.ilads.org/2008ISS.html
HOTEL http://www.cathedralhillhotel.com/ Make reservations by calling 800 622 0855 during normal business hours by September 14, 2008. Identify yourself as a member of the Lyme group. Single or double rate is $119, Triple rate is $129 and Quad rate is $139 plus applicable taxes. If people want to share a room to reduce costs, let me know and I will try to help put people together. It's a great way to get to know other advocates. Once in NYC we had 4 of us in 2 queen-size beds and it was a lot of fun. Also, a couple of local people have offered hospitality in their homes, so let me know if that is your preference.
AIRFARE Price today of a RT flight from JFK to SFO on October 15/19 is around $400. http://travel.travelocity.com Cheaper flights may be available through other agencies. --
-------------------- Phyllis Mervine LymeDisease.org Posts: 1808 | From Ukiah, California, USA | Registered: Aug 2001
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bettyg
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final details !!! *****************
ILADS
Saturday-Sunday, October 18-19, 2008
Cost - $300, same rate as non-member RNs ***************************************
Lyme Action Workshop attendees are allowed to attend the meeting at the non-member RN rate. ********************************************
go to LDA friday to register there shown above! ****************************************
and sat/sun/, go to ILADS...link shown ABOVE. i didn't click on this one ... but it should work since phyllis sent it out!!
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pmerv
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The ILADS meeting is generally not open to the public, however they are allowing CALDA Lyme Action Workshop attendees to attend for the non-member RN price. Others need to check with ILADS Barbara Buchman at
-------------------- Phyllis Mervine LymeDisease.org Posts: 1808 | From Ukiah, California, USA | Registered: Aug 2001
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bettyg
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hi phyllis,
the email address did NOT show up or was forgotten to be added .... fyi only
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pmerv
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I apologize, I probably forgot. Barbara Buchman's email is [email protected]
Betty, it would help if you would email me directly when you need a response rather than waiting for me to check back here to see if someone has responded to something I posted.
-------------------- Phyllis Mervine LymeDisease.org Posts: 1808 | From Ukiah, California, USA | Registered: Aug 2001
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I believe the conference is open to the public! see what I copied.
PROGRAM ACCREDITATION INFORMATION PAGE
Program Description An educational, fully CME accredited program on Lyme & other tick-borne diseases for health care providers. This program is designed as a scientific update on the latest research advances on Lyme disease to help clarify the current state-of-the-art and point to new directions in research.
Educational Objectives: To learn about the diversity of ticks, of Borrelia strains, and of different pathogens in ticks (Eastern US vs Western US) To learn about the mechanisms involved in the cellular pathogenesis of Lyme disease To learn about learn recent research documenting post treatment persistence To understand the evidence in favor of autoimmune mechanisms underlying persistent symptoms after treated Lyme disease To learn how animal models can be applied to understanding persistence of symptoms in Lyme disease. To learn about immunological findings in post-treated Lyme disease and the role of cytokines in diagnosis and treatment To learn about the clinical neuropsychological profile of Lyme disease versus depression To learn about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome To learn about co-infections commonly associated with Lyme disease
Who Should Attend Physicians and clinicians of all specialties, nurses, psychologists, scientists, public health workers. It is also open to the public.
Accreditation Statement This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University and the Lyme Disease Association, Inc. The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Designation Statement The College of Physicians and Surgeons designates this educational activity for a maximum of 9.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s).TM. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
COPYRIGHT: 2008 � Trustees of Columbia University. All Rights Reserved
Disclosure Statement The College of Physicians & Surgeons must ensure balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor in its educational activities. All faculty participating in this activity are required to disclose to the audience any significant financial interest and/or other relationship with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial product(s) and/or provider(s) of commercial services discussed in his/her presentation and/or the commercial contributor(s) of this activity. When unlabeled uses are discussed, these will also be indicated.
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bettyg
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phyllis,
i'm been doing a lot of soul searching about this conference that i would really like to go too.
BUT i'm NOT physically up to staying awake daily for the 2 days i would have gone for only!
my days/nights are so screwed around. i get so tired from just going to weekly hospital health programs for 1-2 hrs, and come home for 1-2 hr. naps.
i'll find the email addy of the kind woman in your area who offered to let me come to her home for this...
i know if i went, i'd pay for this for 2-4 months to get me back to where i am TODAY !! that's not worth it to me.
aug. 2000, i took a 8-day bus trip to NYC/philly. NEVER got any sleep in those expensive hotels. had FULL DAYS of going here/there. it took 2 months at least to get me back into shape again.
i filed for ssdi right before i left on trip that i'd not taken in 5-10 years. got ssdi forms galore during my absence.
they used my bus trip against me in 1st claim to deny me!
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