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Larry Linford
Lyme Disease Assn.
of Southeastern PA
Communications Director
1104 Wilderness Trail
Downingtown, PA 19335-4044
610-269-7422
LarryLin2000@aol.com
Web Site: http://www.lymepa.org/
An Affiliate of the Lyme Disease Assn. (LDA)
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The Lyme Disease Association
of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Our next support meeting and informational
presentation
will be held at:
Kennett Friends Meeting
At 7:00 PM
Wed. February 19, 2003
Rte. 82 1/2 mile South of US 1
Kennett Square, PA
Dr. Peter Fabulian will discuss diagnosing and treating Lyme & other tick-borne diseases in his medical practice.
We welcome people who want to help us develop an active organization to support our community and those who are looking for information and support for Lyme disease or other tick-borne illnesses.
At the January 15, 2003 initial meeting, we had 32 people participate in a lively discussion. Join us in February!
Contact us by email at lymebv@comcast.net or call 610-388-7333. Directions and much more on the web site:
LDA of Southeastern PA
http://www.lymepa.org/
From: "Naoko Miyata" <tmiyata@ix.netcom.com>
To: <LymeDisease@juno.com>
Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1999 10:45:35 -0800
Hi im a student that is doing a research paper on Lyme Disease
and
i am
really having difficult time finding the facts about these topics.
The genus
and species of the infecting organism and the Course of the disease.
If you
can answer these questions it would be very helpful thankyou
answer:
check out the research links.
http://qis.net/~edwardmc/lyme.htm#look
G-2
I am still interested in exchanging email with others with Lyme
Disease.
I live in Wyoming and there are no support groups, etc. I'm
the only one
with Lyme in a 3 county area. No local docs are willing to
take me - I
go to a specialist in Kansas City. Gets very frustrating.
Thanks
Jayne Yenko
mufcake@coffey.com
G-3
Does anyone have any information on Chembio's Rapid Lyme Test
availability?
cost?
JSLushenko@aol.com
email lymedisease@juno.com also so it can be posted.
I have been searching the internet fruitlessly for an
explaination
for my mothers symptoms. Please help if you can.
Her Lyme disease was diagnosed about 3 months after the bite.
She was misdiagnosed in the process however. She has begun the
antibiotic
treatments, but with only 7 days left of the treatments she is still
experiancing
a good deal of pain. The pain is not the major concern though.
Yesterday she went to meet my Grandmother (her mother) at a local
restaurant. Since the bite she has been becomming easily
confused,
so she was making a mental note to remember what she was doing at the
restaurant.
She told herself over and over that she was going to meet her
mom.
She decided she would just look for Grandmas car when she got
there.
Then she realized that she didn't remember what Grandmas car looked
like.
She tried to remember the color of the car and couldn't. She
finally
was able to remember that it was a blue car. (We all live in the
same state and my mother sees her mother at least once a week in the
same
car.) She saw a blue car in the restaurant parking lot and inside
of it an elderly woman with very grey hair. My mother began to
panic
because she thought maybe that was her mother. She wasn't sure.
She has been in her own home more than once and couldn't figure out where she was. My mother is 45 yrs old. Every one thinks she is "losing it".
Please help if you can. Some links possibly to pages that
will
explain the mental symptoms of the disease.
Thank you for your time.
Jaci (Illinois)
West nile virus "missouri found the virus in crows for the first
time in the fall of 2001
the virus can cause encephalitis, which is an inflammation of the
brain. the virus
is spread through mosquitoes after they feed on infected birds then
bite people.
it is not spread by person - person contact. Virus cases occur
primarily in the
late summer or early fall. Peak season is april to october"
from MOHAKCA Kansas City Metro Mosquito task force
Mid- America Regional Council
600 Broadway, suite 300
KC MO 64105-1554
816 474 4240
Midwest States
includes
Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas,
Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska
Kansas City, Missouri -
has a group of four doctors that
treat lyme patients.
for info please email.
Lyme Association of Greater Kansas City, 7 to 9 p.m., except
November
and
December, St.
Joseph's
Hospital Community Center, Kansas City. Call
913-438-LYME.
will get more information.
Article 2 of 6; 1328 words
Published on 05/28/2000, Page A1 , THE KANSAS CITY STAR
KC AREA TICK RISK RISES DISEASES CARRIED BY THE INSECTS CAN
POSE SERIOUS HEALTH THREATS
Source: ALAN BAVLEY
THE KANSAS CITY STAR
A bumper crop of ticks will infest the woods and grasslands of
Missouri
and Kansas this spring and summer,
thanks to mild winters, abundant wildlife and rich habitats.
This glut of blood-sucking bugs will bring serious health threats.
Click here for complete article
http://www.kcstar.com/newslibrary/ fee for article
If i get alot of info i will list each state separately.
Please send anything that you want posted.
support groups, doctors in the area, news, personal stories,
contact info for others to reach you, web sites related to lyme
or other.
email me with them at lymedisease@juno.com
Hello,
I'm wondering if you include Texas in your organization as a Western state? I think I may have contacted you when I lived in New Mexico. I think you wrote back but I don't remember sending you the info you needed. Sorry, I can't remember. (We moved from Las Cruces NM to Waco TX last summer.)
Also, FYI there will be a Texas state senate hearing in Austin
next
week to hear testimony from lyme patients who have had problems with
Drs;
getting diagnosed; problems with getting sufficient treatment,
etc.
Dr. Burrascano will testify in the morning. It will be on March
16th
I believe.
Thanks,
rbaker@clearsource.net