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Rumigirl
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In today's NY Times:

Plum Island

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"officials have been reluctant to bring a dog to the island to help chase away geese."

...don't want to stop the tick taxis...

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I had thought that the lab was closed down long ago. But it wasn't.

I got my Lyme & co from a mile and a half from there (approximately). From having an uncountable amount of known tick bites from when I was tiny right through the '90's. We always vacationed there growing up. You walk through the dunes, and you get ticks on you. ANd we burned them

off with a match. Even as an adult, we vacationed there, my husband and I, not knowing the dangers of Lyme and ticks.

Then, I got another tick bite in '09 in NJ. And tons of mosquito bites in NJ another time with a huge, hot, rash that lasted a long time that reappeared with treatment. Etc., etc.

I think that my mother had it, unbeknownst to us. Her family always vacationed on Fire Island, also a tick haven, also off Long Island. A friend calls it "Lyme Island." That's for sure!

Sigh.

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"walk through the dunes, and you get ticks on you."

I would have thought that the dunes would be too dry and out in the open sun for them. Good to know.

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That article creeps me out. Gives me the Heebie jeebies.

I wouldn't go near that place-- I don't care what they turn it into. Just thinking about the place conjures up diseased feelings.

I wonder how many people on here believe in what is referred to as "the plum island conspiracy"?

I don't know enough about it to make an informed decision about my viewpoint.

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quote:
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That article creeps me out. Gives me the Heebie jeebies.

I wouldn't go near that place-- I don't care what they turn it into. Just thinking about the place conjures up diseased feelings.

I wonder how many people on here believe in what is referred to as "the plum island conspiracy"?

I don't know enough about it to make an informed decision about my viewpoint.

I sure believe it. I wish I didn't have to know such dark stuff, or rather that it didn't exist. However . . .that's dreaming. Read Lab 257.
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I've been meaning to read that book for a while. It sounds like something I would like a lot. I just got it.

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