UnionMom
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Any chance of a venomous snake bite?
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That was with a lot more land.
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Ragsdale ruined my unit so they won't get near any home of mine again. Air Command is amazing. PM me and I'll give you contact information. Office may be in Marietta but part of the ownership lives out here and I believe some of the techs do, too. Great company, great people. edited to remove contact information of non-commerce member business.
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There's that, too.
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Well look ... Joined:25-June 09 ... he's such a newb. That's what you get from newbs.
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Stand your ground. LOL
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Oh man ... talk about whiners.
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No worries. Not trying to be argumentative ... I just like facts and accuracies and such. No doubt "they" are slow in getting the reality of Lyme in GA. It's much more common than so many realize.
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When did that change? Both of mine were 4.
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From your initial post: "...Because Lyme Disease "doesn't exist" in Georgia. Because, according to the CDC and the Infectious Disease Society of America, chonic Lyme doesn't exist..." That is what I addressed. CDC absolutely does say that it exists here and with regard to chronic Lyme: "...Approximately 10 to 20% of patients treated for Lyme disease with a recommended 2–4 week course of antibiotics will have lingering symptoms of fatigue, pain, or joint and muscle aches. In some cases, these can last for more than 6 months. Although often called "chronic Lyme disease," this condi
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He should get his schedule, a map, and a chance to walk to each class and meet each teacher.
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This is another school supplies list, isn't it?
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Maybe if we all whine about it enough on an internet forum it will fix it.
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And so many of them really don't get it ... they put too much faith in the blot test and the target rash.
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CDC does recognize "chronic" Lyme. They just tend to refer to it by its technically correct name, Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome. http://www.cdc.gov/lyme/postLDS/index.html And the CDC does recognize confirmed cases of Lyme in the state of Georgia. http://www.cdc.gov/lyme/resources/ReportedCasesofLymeDisease_2011.pdf
