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Anneke
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I am wondering if anyone who has read the new article found anything helpful - new information? any 'ah-ha' moments? Any clarification of questions?

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Are you serious?

Um, when reading it my thoughts were X-rated because of language. I came up with some brand new obscenities I had never thought of before*)!
That's about it*)!*)!!

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It borders on the absurd..what they fail to mention, and it's almost criminal to leave it out, is that for the first 25 years, Steere's description of Lyme onset was so innaccurate that tens of thousands of cases went undiagnosed
or misdiagnosed (as fibro, CFS).
And their narrow definitions of neuroLyme make it all worse. If a college freshman turned in the article as a term paper, he would get an F.

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