| kathleen 2005-09-28, 9:42 am |
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CaliforniaLyme wrote:
> Any other explanations?
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> REPLY
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> Yes- no one would believe how many positives there are.
In 2000, 8% of the people in RI tested positive for Babesia. This I
heard at the South County Diseases of Summer conference, where Lenny
Sigal was a speaker.
You can imagine how many now have Lyme.
I would guess conservatively, half.
There's an epidemic of Fibromyalgia in RI, as well as true dementias.
Such is probably also the case in CT.
We could have gotten rid of the deer a long time ago if we were told
the truth.
A couple of weeks ago I saw a wolf in the church school parking lot
late at night.
Friends have bobcats and even mountain lions in their yards. Bear is
not all that uncommon in CT any more.
Now the racedogs have a horse flu.
Imagine the variety show of animal diseases yet to come. We won't have
to worry about any bioterror outbreaks, because thanks to the McSweegan
gang and his Brilliant Microbiologistness, we're nowhere on vector
borne diseases and this is a bigger threat, a la Katrina vs 9/11.
Thank Yale university for all of this. Had we been told the truth
about Lyme, we could have taken adequate measures. Had we been told
this is a permanent brain infection which comes with it, a variety show
of other viruses, ehrlichia, and plasmodia, ...
It's negligent homicide and scientific fraud.
And they know I am right.
Kathleen
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