Lyme 300,000+ Campaign

For those who have determined they have Lyme or suspect here is a recent article warning folks that all of a sudden we will probably hear more about how under reported Lyme is because those in a position to profit are coming out with new vaccine for Lyme.

http://truth-out.org/opinion/item/2...lows-the-whistle-on-corruption-within-the-cdc

Here is a campaign that has been started (links referenced in above article). Just got word they maybe shutting off chance to be counted si if you are interested there are instructions at second link. This group could add so much to help raise awareness.

http://lyme300000.wordpress.com/take-action/

Pictures of those already participating in the campaign to raise awareness that there are many who have been undiagnosed or misdiagnosed and doctors, the CDC and insurance companies are ignoring or dismissing.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/lyme300000

Note: I am not affiliated to this campaign in any way just sharing the information. Want people to watch for signs that they are trying to push a new vaccine for Lyme. Be warned and check out what happened the last time they pushed a vaccine for lyme on people. They spend more time and resources trying to develop a vaccine for an 'illness' the medical industry will rarely even acknowledge is a major health issue, go figure.

Typical bullseye rash in 1972.
Stiff neck and flu like symptoms and treated for spider bite and ringworm.
So sick missed 67 days of school.
1974 tonsils removed and lyme went dormant in brain. Began being depressed but functioned until 2nd pregnancy with fatigue and other issues. Daughter born wit lots of phlegm and put on oxygen in 1989. Many depressive episodes then fell and got knocked out for 10 minutes in 2006. All he'll broke loose and I have still never tested positive for lyme. The rash in 1972 proves I have it. Treated in 201 with 2 days of intravenous then 9 months of doxy. Family crisis in August caused herpes eruption and lyme to rear it's ugly head. NOT sure if present treatment if hydrochloroquine and ativan are appropriate treatment or if intravenous would be better.