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Topic: 5th grade science project

nu2lyme
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Member # 14849

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My 10 year old daughter told me today that she wants to do her science project on Lyme disease!

[Smile]

She is so sweet because she wants other people to know what her mommy is going through and to tell people that Lyme disease is no joke! [kiss]

I think this is a great opportunity to educate others about this disease.

Does anyone have any ideas on a hypothesis she could use? [confused]

I am going to " google" science projects on Lyme and see what I could find but I thought I would ask the experts.

Thanks for any help I can get, I will keep you posted on the progress! [woohoo]

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carly
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 14810

posted

I think a great hypothesis would be 'Does Chronic Lyme Disease Exist?'

The concept that an infection that's not treated adequately or at all just doesn't go away would certainly make a great science fair project!

Or what about 'The Difficulty Diagnosing Lyme Disease'. She could explore the imitative properties of Lyme Disease.

What a sweetheart!!

Good Luck

carly

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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YEA for her!! I can't think of a topic right now, even though I taught a few years of 5th grade!

Let us know what her topic is and then we can help out!!

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--Lymetutu--
Opinions, not medical advice!

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