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Topic: Enough with the hypochondriacs

Mountainsky
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 51857

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Yea there are other things that can be debilitating other than LD and Co's.

Please do not wrap your kids in a bubble because you live in an "endemic region". Let them go out into the wilderness with (precautions of course), let them take field trips, have fun and be kids. God for bid kids can be kids anymore and play and have fun.

I'm sure you're a perfect parent too...your kid is vaccine-free ? Eats a perfect diet? Lives in a toxin free home? You only give them natural homeopathic vitamins and supplements? Oh please you're not a perfect parent you're only kidding yourself, get off your rocker.

Stop coddling your kids because of LD. Sorry you're not mother Teresa step off. You are the reason the CDC goes after us STILL.

Lyme and Co's in all 50 states now nowhere is safe anymore. Not just your kids but yourself live your life and just shut up already.

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

posted

Who are you addressing?

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Mountainsky
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 51857

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Alot of ppl lymetoo.

Everything little symptom left abd right and disease is always LD right? Lol

I'm aware almost everyone has it nowadays and it can open your eyes to things but it's getting to be too much.

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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I just haven't seen any of that here, as far as staying out of woods, etc.

However, I do avoid infested areas myself. It works for me.

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Mountainsky
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Member # 51857

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There's people on these boards that are absolutely mentally unwell. It's been proven trolls come on here to see what we post. The CDCs little minion army.

I was warned by my new LLMD and a few people offline that have lyme to be really careful with members on these boards. They are borderline obsessed, too anti this and anti that, are so fear mongering and need a life. That's why I am still careful and won't discuss in detail my new LLMDs treatment protocol.

They use LD and Co's and all other things related to this disease as a lifestyle for anything and everything.

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