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lymeboy
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I'm sure this article was posted here previously, but I only saw it for the first time today. There is a lot of stuff to think about in it. He seems pretty down on a lot of the common treatment options. A lot of which many of us here are using! I found the article to be very easy to follow... Definitely worth checking out.
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I don't see the article posted
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onlyflippin
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He had a brain fart [Big Grin]

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Help I am being forced against my will to learn medicine!!!

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oh crap sorry everyone:

http://www.publichealthalert.org/Articles/jamesschaller/18_reasons_lyme_treatments_fail.htm

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Told ya brain fart [Big Grin]

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Help I am being forced against my will to learn medicine!!!

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lymeboy
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yes brain fart is right, happens to me all the time. I'll blame the Lyme for now....
But anyway, after reading up on this Schaller character, he seems to be a smart man who is also a bit of a Kook. I saw he wrote a book called -
"top Physicians for Celebrities and the Affluent: You Deserve Top Healers"
That alone is pretty offensive to me. I am just as motivated and hard working as any affluent or celebrity, if not more so. This disease has crippled me, and as a result, I have been rendered broke. - Is this to say that I don't deserve good treatment?

thats just one little thing that irks me. Apparently he was waving a gun at a kid, or something.... sheesh what a kook.

but I stand by my statement that this article is excellent.

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lymewreck36
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Yes, the article is excellent, but in S. fashion, is also an ad for his services. I always wonder about that.

He seems to be on the cutting edge, with a larger than life personality.

I would consider seeing him, since I have had 10 years of aggressive treatment and am not better yet.

Mary

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