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Topic: Medical questions answered- Boston, Massachusetts October 26-28

Tincup
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
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This is why I am hoping to be going to Boston... (see site below). I can't even imagine this happening... and I've wanted to see the location where this happened for years. Guess I am weird?

Nah... not ME!!! HA!

[Big Grin]

The Boston Molasses Disaster:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_molasses_disaster

But do note there will be 2 conferences there designed to bring you updated medical information.

Details can be found at the sites below.

Lyme Disease Association:

http://www.lymediseaseassociation.org/

ILADS:

http://www.ilads.org/events.html

Are YOU planning to go?

[Big Grin]

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dontlikeliver
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Member # 4749

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Isn't it right that you cannot attend the ILADS conference if you are not a medical professional? I was hoping to be able to go to one of them but from reading the website it seems I don't qualify - am I wrong?

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bettyg
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dll: "Lyme advocacy groups may petition [email protected] to have up to two representatives attend the conference at the non-member RN rate." from the site [Big Grin]

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Lymeblue
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I reaaaaaalllllllyyyyy want to go......

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merrygirl
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I live close to Boston, but it seems that a veteran person should go....If no one can make it and I am better I could go. Melissa

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lorima
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I plan to go if my health is good enough - will register before the Sept. 15 pre-reg deadline if I'm feeling okay then.

I have a Ph.D. in Mol. Biol., used to work in biotech, so I'm assuming they'll let me attend, they say phd's in fields related to public health are welcome.

It says all ILADS members are welcome - I'll go see what the req's are to join ILADS.

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lorima
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Here are the ILADS membership req's:

http://www.ilads.org/membership2.html

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merrygirl
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I wonder if being a veterinary technician is good enough? Probably not. I could get letter from my medical director.

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