October 2000 Volume 1 Issue 6
Monthly Issue
Editors: PSpatches, Lymechat, Borrelia s
Graphics: Kneely813
Assistants: LutzDM, CCCooks, ROWDEEGPSY, Seacastle2, LymeDiva
MEDICAL RELEASE AND DISCLAIMER:
The information provided in this newsletter, accompanying articles, and links to other related Web sites is provided as a courtesy to our readers, and all material is intended for information, communication, and education purposes only, and is in no manner an endorsement, recommendation or approval of anyone, any product, or treatments in issues of "Lyme Matters." The information presented is not to be considered complete, nor does it contain all medical information that may be relevant, and therefore, is not intended as a substitute for seeking medical treatment and appropriate care. Please consult your doctor or medical advisor before making any treatment changes.
By: Lyme Diva
Halloween One Liners
Why did the vampire go to the orthodontist?
To improve his bite...
What do you get when you cross a vampire and a snowman?
Frostbite...
Why do witches use brooms to fly on?
Because vacuum cleaners are too heavy...
How do witches keep their hair in place while flying?
With scare spray...
What do you get when you cross a werewolf and a vampire?
A fur coat that fangs around your neck...
Do zombies eat popcorn with their fingers?
No, they eat the fingers separately...
Why don't skeletons ever go out on the town?
Because they don't have any body to go out with...
What do ghosts add to their morning cereal?
Booberries...
What is a vampire's favorite sport?
Casketball...
What is a vampire's favorite holiday?
Fangsgiving...
What would a monster's psychiatrist be called?
Shrinkenstein...
What did one ghost say to the other ghost?
"Do you believe in people?"
What do you call someone who puts poison in a person's corn flakes?
A cereal killer...
Why do mummies have trouble keeping friends?
They're too wrapped up in themselves...
What kind of streets do zombies like the best?
Dead ends...
What does the papa ghost say to his family when driving?
Fasten your sheet belts...
What is a vampire's favorite mode of transportation?
A blood vessel...
What is a ghost's favorite mode of transportation?
A scareplane...
What type of dog do vampire's like the best?
Bloodhounds...
What is a ghoul's favorite flavor?
Lemon-slime...
What does a vampire never order at a restaurant?
A stake sandwich...
What is a skeleton's favorite musical instrument?
A trombone...
What do birds give out on Halloween night?
Tweets...
Why do vampires need mouthwash?
They have bat breath...
What's a vampire's favorite fast food?
A guy with very high blood pressure...
Why did the Vampire subscribe to the Wall Street Journal?
He heard it had great circulation...
Two here this month
Submitted by:
Debbie (daelliot@avondale.com)
It was Jan. 1986, I was working at Martin Marietta Michoud in New Orleans. It is NASA's facility where they make the external tank for the space shuttle. I was laid off with about 2000 others because that was the year the shuttle exploded with the teacher on it. I had worked there about 3 years. I was a blue collar worker, never afraid of hard work. I worked out at the gym and played competition softball. I was 30 years old at the time but looked 25. I needed to find another job and none was available at the time in New Orleans. So, I heard Boeing Aircraft Company was starting up business in Lake Charles, Louisiana. I had been an aircraft mech. in the Air Force, so I figured I could get a job there, which I did.
I worked there for about eight month's before going back to New Orleans. During the time I was there, I lived in a small brick home that sat in the back yard of my supervisor and his wife's house. They had a large dog and the yard was all dirt. One morning when I woke up I noticed a rash on my right thigh. It was a funny looking rash. One I had never seen before. It was like a bull's eye target. I thought it was just some kind of fungus rash or something, not knowing anything about Lyme Disease at the time. So, I went to the drug store and bought some cream for rashes. The rash then went away in a couple of weeks and I never gave it no thought after that. Then I moved into these old Air Force barracks near where I was working.
I was playing softball and being very active. Then about the 3rd or 4th week after the bite, I started getting bruises all over my body and I would have to lay on a bed of ice to ease the pain because my entire body would hurt so bad I would lay on the ice and cry myself to sleep. I remember going into the hospital there but I don't remember the treatment. I felt better and moved back to New Orleans, that was in 1987. I went back to work as a blue collar worker (sheet metal shop). I must have worked about 6 months when my body started hurting again. So, I quit that kind of work and went back to school to learn drafting. I figured I better go learn a trade I can sit down and do. Well, from 1988 till 1995 I developed different symptoms (dizziness, legs aching, menstrual problems), but I was still very active.
I took 2 years of karate. I had EMG's, blood test (not for Lyme). I was tested for MD, but everything was normal. So, I was told I had Fibromyalgia. Then in 1995 I had a hysterectomy, because of too much pain down there and bleeding every 2 weeks. Then I got Hepatitis A (1995). After I got over that the symptoms of so called FMS got worse. Since then I have been going down hill. I have had EMG's (more), EKG's, EEG's, MRI's (neck & brain), blood test for everything from Lupus to Cancer. I have seen all kinds of doctors from Internal Med., Rheum., Neuro., Blood Disorder doc & Infect. Disease. I have been to pain clinics and emerg. rooms several times. I have had doctors that care and others that tell me I just need to exercise and see a Psych. I have even had a doctor send me to an Infect. Disease doctor around 1992 and the Infect. Disease doctor said she would not even test me for Lyme because there is no Lyme down here in the South.
These doctors down here in the South (Louisiana) don't realize just how much Lyme we have here, but now in the 2000 they are starting to see more and more cases. Five months ago I was so sick I got laid off from my job from missing to much work. I told my Rheum. doctor (I wasn't seeing an Infec. doctor yet) to test me for anything and everything, something is wrong with me. I became a Christian in 1995 and I prayed a lot to God to help me get a doctor to help find out what was wrong with me. Then my Rheum. doctor sent me to the Infect. Disease doctor and I told him my story and he right away said, "You have Chronic Lyme Disease."
Now, I have told many doctors my story but this doctor was the only one listening. The Infect. Disease doctor put me on oral amoxicillon 500mg, three times a day. After the first month of taking them I felt good enough to go back to work. Now 3 months have passed and I am feeling bad again. The Antibiotic is hardly working anymore. The Infect. doctor said he wants to try I.V. antibiotics but he wanted to wait a little longer and he wants me to get my heart checked out because of heart palps and some pain in that area, along with shortness of breath. My symptoms: pain everywhere, pain in joints, light headed, twitching, night sweats, heart pain, numbness and tingling, numbness in face at times, cognitive problems, fatique, jitters (feels like nerves are spasming), muscle spasms, etc.…
This evening 5-26-00 I am going to take a stress test for the not so old ticker. Well, we see from here what comes next. I can't stand the thought that I have to live with this the rest of my life, but with Jesus I know I can. It gets extremely tough because I also have to take care of my handicap mother. My sister use to help me with my Mom but she died of liver cancer in 1996. Sometimes I feel like an extreme warrior fighting a battle with courage and then other times I feel like crawling inside a cave and everybody leaving me alone. Us who do have Lyme Disease need to stand together in our battle. I would love to hear from others with this illness. It makes it even harder when there is not to many people who give you any empathy or compassion as to what we are going through. God bless everyone and I am here to listen to anyone who needs a friend who understands because I know I do.
Debbie (daelliot@avondale.com)
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Vaccine Story
Submitted by: HomeRN99@aol.com
My husband and I had the Lymerix vaccine last year. Our health has deteriorated greatly since this vaccine. I had become sick with in the first 24 hours of getting the first vaccine. I had a severe flu like symptoms for about a week. My right elbow started hurting and the muscle pain never went away. I contacted my doctor but he felt it was not due to the vaccine. He stated that he was not aware of any adverse reactions from Lymerix vaccine. The day I got my second vaccine I had complained to him about the body pain. Within 24 to 48 hours after the second shot I was in severe pain in all my joints and muscles throughout my entire body. A week after the second shot I was in the doctor's office crying in pain for him to help me.
Over the past year and a half I have lived in chronic pain. Someday is so bad I have to have my husband (whom is also very ill from this vaccine) help me to get up. I have to lay in bed and move every joint until I can even think about getting out of bed. There has been four times over the past year and a half that I have been on able to move my legs. First time lasted about three minutes and the last three times have been within the past month and has lasted up to 20 minutes. This is very scary to say the least. I have a 10 year old son that I used to be able to skate, bowl, and bike with. Now I am unable to do much of anything with him, which is very hard to deal with. He watches his Mom and dad in pain everyday.
My husbands pain started slowly throughout late 1999 until he hurt his back on New Year's Day and has never been the same since. He use to workout and run. Now he just sits around because of the pain. My husband was so bad a few weeks ago he told me he thought he was dying. You can only imagine how this makes me feel, watching him in so much pain and being unable to help him. My husband and I were both very healthy prior to this vaccine. At this time there is no cure or treatment for us. I have faith that something will be found to help us, but that can only happen if SmithKline is made to remove this vaccine from the market.
SmithKline needs to work at finding treatment for the people that have been hurt by this vaccine, and there are a lot of people that have been harmed and are living in chronic pain every day due to this Lymerix vaccine. As of July 2000 there had been 774 adverse reactions reported to the FDA. And there spoke person states "we see no red flags here," I wonder how many more people have to be harmed by this vaccine before they do anything. Please help me stop SmithKline from hurting any more people and now our children. They have it in front of the FDA for approval for children 4 to 14 years of age. I cannot bear the thought of another child being harmed by this vaccine.
Contact me if you would like to help me stop this from hurting more people. Today October 16, I was paralyzed from my neck down for close to 15 minutes. Needless to say this is very scary. Every time it happens it gets longer and longer. I just hope and pray that it will not be permanent one day.
Jenny Marra RN HomeRN99@aol.com
732-988-6057
By
Lymechat@aol.com
A good October to all of you! I hope that you're enjoying the cooler weather that we've been having lately. (After the terrible summer we've had, it's well deserved!) This month's Natural Alternatives' column is dedicated to an extremely controversial topic: genetically engineered foods.
Many of you have probably now heard about recalls by both the Kellogg's Company and Taco Bell restaurant chain, resulting from their concerns over the use of genetically engineered corn, which had been used in some of their products. These concerns are based on the fact that there can be unknown allergens contained within this corn, which could possibly cause those who consume it to become ill.
Moreover, genetically engineered foods can contain proteins that have never before been consumed by humans, further opening to question just how safe they are. The concerns over these foods have prompted the need for legislation which will enable the public to know in advance, whether or not the foods they purchase have been genetically engineered. The Genetically Engineered Food Right to Know Act, known in the U.S. House of Representatives as H.R. 3377, and in the Senate, as bill number S. 2080, would require that the packaging of all foods that have been genetically engineered contain labeling to indicate this.
Since genetically engineered foods are becoming increasingly popular in the food manufacturing process, and will ultimately affect us as a nation, knowing which foods have been genetically engineered is of paramount importance to us all.
Consequently, we must voice our opinions on this subject by getting in touch with our state senators and representatives, as well as the next President of the United States, and request that they publicly endorse this bill. In an effort to make this as simple as possible, I have taken four form letters on this subject (sent to me by my friend Cary), and posted them on Web pages so that you can print them out, and then sign and snail mail them to your legislators.
Many of you may have questions as to whom your Senate and House of Representatives' elected officials are, so I've listed a few simple directions below which should enable you to easily find them. The links mentioned below, are located after these directions.
*** If you have any questions at all, please feel free to E-mail me at Lymechat@aol.com and I will do my best to assist you.
Directions to follow:
1. Click on the Lookup Your State's Representative link.
2. You will be prompted to choose your state. Once you have done this you will see a space where you will
type in your zip code. You should then be able to see who your state representative is.
3. Now that you have the name of your state rep., click on the Letter To Your State's Representative link. You will see a form letter which you can print out and snail mail.
4. Click on the Lookup Your Senators link.
5. You will be prompted to choose your state. Once you have done this you will see the names of your
state's senators.
6. Click on the Letter To Your State's Senators link. You will see a form letter which you can print out and snailmail.
7. Click on the Letter To Governor George W. Bush link. You will see a form letter which you can print out and snail mail to him.
8. Click on the Letter To Vice-president Al Gore link. You will see a form letter which you can print out and snail mail to him.
Links:
Lookup Your State's Representative
( http://www.house.gov/writerep/ )
Letter To Your State's Representative
( https://www.angelfire.com/ny4/Lyme/page6.html )
Lookup Your Senators
( http://www.senate.gov/index.cfm )
Letter To Your State's Senators
( https://www.angelfire.com/ny4/Lyme/page7.html )
Letter To Governor George W. Bush
( https://www.angelfire.com/ny4/Lyme/page9.html )
Letter To Vice-president Al Gore
( https://www.angelfire.com/ny4/Lyme/page8.html )
*** Please note that there is a moratorium on U.S. Government E-mails until the Nov. 7th Elections are over, so remember to snail mail these letters only (Your E-mails will be ignored until after Nov. 7th).
We'll be spending the next few columns discussing herbs which contain natural antibiotic properties.
Until next month!
Jim : )
Submit your Questions
By: PSpatches @aol.com
This month's word is "Pooped"
We know that well!
Lots of people find themselves pooped at the end of a hard week.
Some manage to function when feeling this way most or all of the
time. Don't go searching in the bathroom or barnyard for the back-
ground of this term. We use it today because our ancestors took to
the sea for most of their long-distance journeys.
Englishmen headed toward the New World found that violent waves
did most damage when they crashed against the stern, or poop, of
a vessel. Strong winds and turbulent water could last for weeks. Any
ship that lurched out of a long bout with nature was sure to be badly
"pooped" - lucky to be afloat after days of pounding.
Sailors who described the splintered stern of a ship to buddies in the
tavern or to family at home frequently confessed that they felt as
pooped as their vessel looked. Landsmen who heard the sea-going
expression borrowed it and put it to use. As a result, we still turn to
it in order to describe our feelings in times of total fatigue.
We are so sorry to hear that Steve contracted Sepsis and was
hospitalized. He is now recovering. He is not able to do
a column this month.
You can send him well wishes at Borrelias@aol.com
God speed your health, Steve,
Your friends at Lyme Matters
MY RADIO AND HORN ON MY SUN ROOFED SCOOTER
Teardrops fall from my eyes
They show much love and tell no lies
I wish to attend the Angel's Union with Deb and Gail
If God will give me the strength to prevail
I will keep the love for you both, inside my heart
For the memories that were here from the start
Tomorrow is another day
A day for you both I will pray
Sometimes we cannot do what we want to do
So we must pray and understand God too
He will always help us ... in His time
He has so many to help sometimes
So I must be patient and wait my turn
Although it's with you I want to be and Yearn
So please understand and be patient with me
Knowing it time with you I will be
Wishing to show you how much I care
No one could doubt it, they wouldn't dare!
For God gave us to each other and He makes no mistakes
If I miss this year next year my scooter will use it brakes
At the Angel's Union You and She will definitely see
My Scooter with it's new sunroof and of course ...ME
You will hear my beep beep from my horn
I will beep it from night until the next dawn
I will show up there with my radio playing
Everyone will laugh as I come in saying
"I told you God would help me for sure and show me what to do
To get to the Angel's Union so that I could meet all of you"
For I know in my heart my disabilities cannot keep
Me coming with my scooter, sunroof and beep beep
So don't give up, just listen and watch, and you will truly hear
My Radio and Horn on My Sun Roofed Scooter ... Next Year
©Joynheart
Please do not print out without permission for Joynheart at
Joynheart@aol.com.
'Tis Apple Pie time! Gather up them apples let's bake a pie Swedish style. This pie forms its own top crust; it is simple and delicious. I have made a lot of apple pies in my past and this is still my favorite. Of course this is great served warm with ice cream too. :)
Swedish Apple Pie
Fill a 9 inch or 10 inch pie plate 3/4 full of chopped, pared apples.
Mix 2 tsp. of cinnamon and 2 tbls. of sugar ... sprinkle over apples.
Mix together:
1 1/2 sticks melted butter 1/2 cups chopped walnuts
1 cup sugar 1 egg
1 cup flour dash salt
Pour over apples; makes its own crust. Bake at 350 degrees for 50 minutes. If you want to use ready made bottom crust you can.
Happy fall :)
Carla
Note: Once again, I tried Carla's recipe...I try them all! This is great and easy too! Don't forget you can use a sugar substitute. Pat
The Lyme Disease Association presents Lyme & Other
Tick-borne Diseases: Focus on Children & Adolescents
An educational and networking event featuring
prominent speakers on tick-borne diseases.
Saturday, November 4, 2000
Educational Objectives:
_ Understand mechanisms which enable Borrelia
burgdorferi to evade the immune system.
_ Identify criteria for diagnosis and treatment
of Lyme disease through history, physical examination,
and symptoms.
_ Increase awareness of testing methods for Lyme
and other tick-borne diseases and the role of
testing in diagnosis and treatment.
_ Increase awareness of the CDC's surveillance
criteria's only purpose-that is, mandatory reporting
of Lyme disease.
Who should attend
Target audience is physicians, nurses, social workers,
psychologists, and school nurses. The general public
is also welcome to attend.
Continuing Medical Education Units
A total of nine Category l CME Credits will be provided
by the Jersey Shore Medical Center (JSMC) Division of
Meridian Hospitals Corporation (MHC).
The JSMC Division of MHC is accredited by the Medical
Society of New Jersey (MSNJ) to sponsor CME for
physicians. JSMC designates this CME activity for up
to 9 hours in Category l of the Physician' Recognition
Award of the MSNJ or AMA.
Each physician should claim only those hours of credit
that he/sheactually spent in the educational activity.
JSMC, in approving courses for Category I adheres to the
ACCME Guidelines for Commercial Support. JSMC is responsible
for every aspect of the program it certifies, and faculty
participants are nships that might be perceived as a real
or apparent conflict of interest.
Registration Form
Lyme & Other Tick-borne Diseases: Focus on Children and Adolescents
Saturday, November 4, 2000 at the Doral Forrestal, Princeton, New Jersey
Name
___________________________________________________________________________
Title/Specialty
____________________________________________________________________
Affiliation
_______________________________________________________________________
Address
________________________________________________________________________
City
______________________________________ State ________ Zip
_______________ Phone
(day) ________________________________ Fax
__________________________________
E-Mail
__________________________________________________________________________
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Please indicate any particular accommodations or assistance needed:
__________________________________________________________________________
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Check one:
_ Physicians/allied professionals/CMEs included ($125).
_ Other/no CMEs included ($80).
Please send this form with payment to arrive no later than
October 27, 2000 to the Lyme Disease Association, Inc.,
P.O. Box 1438, Jackson, New Jersey 08527.
Registration Fee and Deadline
Fee is $125 for physicians and $80 for non-physicians
and medical students.
Includes all conference materials, breakfast, luncheon,
reception and morning/afternoon breaks. Deadline for
registration is Friday, October 27, 2000. Please complete
the registration form and send with your check, made payable
to the Lyme Disease Association, Inc., PO Box 1438,
Jackson, New Jersey 08527. Credit cards are not an accepted
method of payment.
Accessibility
This conference is accessible to everyone.
Please note on the registration form if you need particular
accommodations or
assistance.
Hotel Reservations/Directions
Call the Doral Forrestal at 1-800-222-1131 or visit www.forrestal.com.
For more information: e-mail lymeliter@aol.com, or call (732) 938-4834.
A National Conference for Physicians & Allied Health Professionals
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2000
DORAL FORRESTAL, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY Sponsored by:
Lyme Disease Association, Inc.
Jersey Shore Medical Center Division of Meridian Hospitals Corporation
Supported by an educational grant from GlaxoWellcome
Lyme & Other Tick-borne Diseases: Focus on Children & Adolescents
Faculty:
David W. Dorward, PhD
Microbiologist and Facility Manager, National Institute of Allergy
and Infectious Diseases
National Institutes of Health
Rocky Mountain Labs, Hamilton, Montana
Gregory Bach, DO, PC
Physician for the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission, Boxing
Commission,
Private Medical & Research Practice, Colmar, Pennsylvania
Sandra K. Berenbaum, CSW, BCD
M. Lynn Canon, CSW, BCD
Family Connections Center for Counseling
Wappingers Falls, New York
Emilia C. Eiras, MD
Attending Physician, Jersey Shore Medical Center
Neptune, New Jersey
Brian A. Fallon, MD
Director, Lyme Disease Research Program
New York State Psychiatric Institute
Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry
Columbia University of Physicians and Surgeons
New York, New York
Martin Fried, MD
Director of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition
Assistant Program Director, Dept. of Pediatrics
Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, New Jersey
Richard I. Horowitz, MD
Assistant Director of Internal Medicine
Vassar Brothers Hospital, Attending Physician, St. Francis Hospital,
Poughkeepsie, New York
Charles Ray Jones, MD
Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine
New Haven, Connecticut
Arno Karlen, PhD
Psychoanalyst in Private Practice, New York City
Faculty at Washington Square Institute for Mental Health, Author
of the recently published Biography of a Germ and Man and
Microbes: Diseases and Plagues in History and Modern Times
Dorothy Pietrucha, MD
Director, Division of Pediatric Neurology
Assistant Medical Director, Child Evaluation Center
Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, New Jersey
Eric L. Singman, MD, PhD
Director, Vision Rehab Clinic, Eye Specialists of Lancaster,
Neuro-ophthalmologist for Pennsylvania Neuro Center, Lancaster,
Pennsylvania
Conference Agenda:
7:30-8:05 a.m. Registration/Breakfast/Exhibits
8:05-8:10 a.m Welcome -Patricia V. Smith, President, Lyme Disease
Association
Brian A. Fallon, MD, Facilitator
8:10-8:30a.m.Opening Remarks- Arno Karlen, PhD
8:30-9:15 a.m. Lymphocytic Tropism by Borrelia Burgdorferi - David W.
Dorward,
PhD
9:15-10:00 a.m. Overview of Testing for Lyme and Other
Tick-borneDiseases with
Clinical Applications
Gregory Bach, DO, PC
10:00-10:45 a.m. Pediatric Clinical Assessment of Lyme Disease in
Children and
Adolescents
Charles Ray Jones, MD
10:45-11:00 a.m. Break/Exhibits
11:00-11:45 a.m. Review of Borrelia-driven Infections of the
Gastrointestinal
Tract in Children and Adolescents- Martin Fried, MD
11:45 a.m.- Treatment of Children and Adolescents with Neuropsychiatric
Lyme
Disease: A Model for Collaboration - Sandra K. Berenbaum, CSW, BCD, M.
Lynn
Canon, CSW, BCD
12:30-12:45 p.m. Questions
12.45-1:30 p.m. Luncheon/Exhibits
1:30-2:15 p.m. Neurologic Manifestations of Lyme Disease in Children and
Adolescents
Dorothy Pietrucha, MD
2:15-3:00 p.m. Ophthalmologic Manifestations of Lyme Disease - Eric L.
Singman,
MD, PhD
3:00-3:15 p.m. Break/Exhibits
3:15-4:00 p.m. The Increasing Incidence of Co-infection: Babesiosis and
Ehrlichiosis
Richard I. Horowitz, MD
4:00-4:45 p.m. Neuropsychiatric Lyme Disease in Children and Adolescents
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Brian A. Fallon, MD
4:45-5:00 p.m. Questions
5:00-6:30 p.m. Treatment Panel
Brian A. Fallon, Facilitator; Gregory Bach, DO, PC; Emilia C. Eiras, MD;
Richard I. Horowitz; Charles Ray Jones, MD
6:45-8:45 p.m. Reception
TO: All Lyme Patients and Their Families and Friends in Northern New England!
On November 9th (1:30-4:00 PM), there will be a large rally in NYC
outside the Plaza Hotel (59th St. and 5th Ave). This event will coincide
with a press conference being held within the Plaza by FAIM (the
Foundation for the Advancement of Innovation in Medicine) to express
public support for Dr. Joseph Burrascano. It is vitally important that
as many people as possible attend to show moral support for Dr. B and all
Lyme Literate MDs who also may be at risk NOW and in the FUTURE!
Therefore, we will have numerous chartered buses traveling from
different points in Massachusetts to this critically important rally at
the Plaza in Manhattan on Thursday, November 9th. All families and
individuals wishing to travel with us inexpensively by "Luxury Coach,"
please call Polly Emilitas at (508) 636-3585. We hope to see you ALL
there!
John Coughlan molalor@capecod.net
Massachusetts Lyme
Disease Coalition
Other contacts for more information, please email the following:
ellenlu@webtv.net
cheryl@cougar.aero-vision.com
dlila89@aol.com >> Long Island Lyme Asso.
Lyme Chatters Reminder
The Daytime Chat is scheduled for
Wednesday, October 25th
....at....
3:00 PM Est.
2:00 PM Central
12:00 PM Pacific
Click here to enter the room >> Private Room Lyme Disease
Hope to see you! •Ö¿~•
Chat for Kids with Lyme
(All welcome)
Carla, LadyLymeChatter, is hosting a chat for kids
of all ages and parents too.
The chats are held on Monday evenings at 6:30 PM Eastern.
The chats are well supervised and are held in a private room.
Private Room Lyme Disease
Or Keyword: aol://2719:2-2-Lyme%20Disease
To join Carla's email reminder list, click below.
Kids Lyme Chat
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