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Angelic_Visions
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Pennsylvania, USA

[This message has been edited by Angelic_Visions (edited 12 March 2003).]


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Yes I tested positive for babesia and got it in good ole New Hampshire.

Treated with Mepron and Zithromax.


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nantucket island

may also have been reinfected where i live, Yardley , PA.

roger boy niemans was quoted in the newspaper that he has never seen a case of babesia in PA. that was 6 mos after he saw me with full blown lyme and babesia. in my records he goes after the local dr in newtown who no longer treats aggressively because he has been burned by insurence co's and local ducks. goes after Igenex and writes in my records that the only pos lyme test i have is the "scientifically illegitamite" non FDA approved LUAT (which was highly , highly pos). two weeks after that visit i had a pos pcr of my spinal fluid. last yr i was finnallly tested for babs. robustly pos. taunts me that "no dr has ever seen the rash and she has no photos of it " turns out we unwittinglly took photos of it. says the '96 rash that i got on my foot may or may not have been the lyme rash. i had a recurrent rash on my foot at teh time of teh visit and he knew damned well it was a lyme rash. says if i did have lyme, i no longer have an active infection. i was still gravely ill. have several pos pcr's adn pos Igm western blot. and passed this on to my children.

i'm willing to go public with my photos , records and story.


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Suburban Richmond, Virginia OR at my parent's home on Clark's Hill Lake, South Carolina (about 30 miles NW of Augusta Georgia on the Savannah River).
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Hood River, Oregon

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up for more!
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Big Island of Hawaii.

I then passed it to my husband.


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Falls Lake,Raleigh,N.C. or Umstead State Park. We do not have Lyme in N.C., leading professor at N.C.State claims.Ha.Like to take him for a hike!
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As I said before, I had babs- contracted in Brigantine, NJ, along with lyme &, ehrlichiosis.
To elaborate--
I was really sick, and had trouble making much headway on the lyme until I had taken atovaquone and artimesia for a few months; after that I was back in the land of the living within 3 months. I wonder if it would have helped to go after the babs first? They said the lyme was much higher density infection, though.
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most likely CT

but possibly MA or New Mexico


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We are not sure where my eldest son got infected... North or South New Jersey or the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania
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Upstate NY
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NJ (well, mom did, anyway). God, it's a miracle that we didn't get it as kids with all the time we spent in the woods....
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Raleigh, North Carolina
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Raleigh, North Carolina
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Even though i live in MD. I believe i got bit in AZ, symptoms started when i lived in Scottsdale AZ
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Blood transfusion (that's my best guess).
Symptoms appeared ACUTELY in mid winter, 6 weeks after the transfusion.
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Maryland (Charles County)
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Connecticut...Just found out today. Bowen Test says positive for lyme and babesiosis
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Most likely Norhtern California or Nevada. I spent weekends hikeing around Lake Tahoe. I remember one tick, a star tick, that was real hard to remove (back in those days I burnt them off - a BIG NO NO). Afterwards I had a rash, some (not doctors, never saw a doctor) called it "Rocky mountain spotted fever". Then I developed dizziness, disorientation, etc.
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infected four times that i know of since '91. definately had babs symptoms after trip to nantucket island in '91. capitol of babesiosis. would be nice if they warned the tourists. may have been reinfected on '93 trip to nantucket. got it again where i live - Yardley, PA - in '96 and '98 where i know we have it. but no way to tell if i was infecteds there too.
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The deep woods of Maine
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well, i'm going bit out on a limb here....
but i think i got it .... from my BOYFRIEND. (not sure what state that happened in... )

seriously, we both have WA1, but i've never camped or hiked in the West. i grew up on the east coast, midwest, eastern canada & hawaii, never went to CA or western US. but he grew up in CA, has camped there extensively, had several tickbites there and in midwest...

i did go to grad school in san diego, but was a beach type, not a camper. never saw a tick.

an LLMD told me there is animal research (on horses) where babesia is transmitted via semen.

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Mexico or North Carolina
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Missouri
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NC and also maybe 2nd dose (just to make sure, those little tix are thorough) in FL
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Washington State.

Positive for Babesia Microti through Igenex IFA and MDL Western Blot. Negative for WA-1.


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I got babesia WA1 in San Diego, California.
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Am positive for both WA1 and microti.

I got WA1 in Montana

and Microti anywhere ????


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South Central Pa
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Got bitten in Florida
Positive for babesia.
Huge herxes when on mepron

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Central PA or Northern VA......nighttime paintball matches in wooded areas of both - thruout the summer - before symptoms
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NY, May 2004.

Never tested positive but respond to treatment.

Michael


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My first guess is Western Oregon ...though I had just returned from Austrailia when I started getting symptoms a month later.
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Eastern Pa
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Morris Co. NJ
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Not sure when I got it. tested positive for B. microti
I've lived in CA (northern and southern) most of my adult life and used to go hiking a lot. But potentially have been exposed to the great outdoors in:
Hawaii, MT, KS, OR, and Coba, Mexico.

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either northern cali, or wisconsin

electric


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South Jersey
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Either Pa. or N.J.
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