Pinelady
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They deleted our KY. comments because they could not stand to hear the truth.
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RDaywillcome
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Did they just delete the one's they wanted? There's still comments posted after the article.
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map1131
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No they deleted all of them a few days ago. Now just showing 3 new posts.
Somebody got somebodies ear at the CJ. I wouldn't expect anything better from the CJ.
Pam
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RDaywillcome
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People from the area should keep writing comments until they get the message.
My son is in the next state and thinks he doesn't have to worry about this dreaded disease even when he has deer in his backyard. Posts: 1738 | From over the rainbow | Registered: Jul 2009
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Rivendell
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I was surprised they mentioned the doctor's name and location. Isn't that a big No-No?
I guess the doctor was okay with that? Considering what has happened to some LLMD's, it concerns me.
I'm glad Dr. Phil did a show about this. Maybe we can crack this thing wide open.
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Rivendell
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And the Courier Journal is more open-minded than a lot of newspapers. A shame the comments were deleted.
I can't imagine this article being printed in the Indianapolis Star.
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I had trouble viewing the article as well. I found that if I did a google search for "courier journal lyme" I was able to access it.
I'm glad to see an article about lyme in Kentucky. It's not that far from where I contracted the disease, and we are seeing deer ticks in the area now, and I never did when I was growing up in Southern Indiana.
I'm also glad to see that people are reposting whatever comments were deleted.
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the article says the doctor put her patient on 35 oral antibiotics!!! That sounds like a LOT! I don't think I've ever been on more than 3-4 at one time. Maybe they meant that she tried 35 different ones before switching to IV.
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Rivendell
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Yeah, I was concerned about that.
Thought that might raise some eyebrows of the wrong people.
That probably was a misquote, or like you said, not taking them all at once, but different trials.
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map1131
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Not 35 abx. Maybe 35 combination of abx, supps, herbs, vit etc. I belive it was 3 different abx, so many times a day.
Just you usual mis-quotes or misunderstanding.
Pam
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