My suggestion would be that ALL NYS Department of Health employees, in any capacity, be required to complete ILADS Tick Borne Infection training pursuant to employment.
Also, All NYS LLMD's be insurance covered according to the specialized medical provider pay rates.
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map1131
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Idiots thinking ticks only go to parks. OMG! That's called CYA. Typical gov spending.
Do they not care that folks are getting attacked in their own yards?
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Here are the NYS Lyme bills that have passed the state senate and are now on their way to the state assembly.
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I do applaud them for at least wanting to put signs up.
We know that ticks can occur in our yards, too, but a lot of people never think about ticks when they go for a walk or hike in a park.
My parent's retirement home has a tick sign in the adjoining park and my parents never thought twice about walking in the park, even though I have Lyme.
Once that sign went up, it really made a difference.
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Isn't it a way to introduce awareness?
You know how awareness is spread around here? When a whole family dies! They were looking at a house, got attacked by ticks, 5 people dead in just a couple days.
So any way to warn & wake up the people that think "it won't happen to me".
(And that family hasn't been the first death that I'm aware of this year. I'm not in any local Lyme groups, this is real life.)
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