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Guest column by Toni Bernhard, author of “How to Be Sick: a Buddhist-inspired Guide for the Chronically Ill and their Caregivers.” She blogs about chronic illness on the Psychology Today website.
After you’ve seen Dr. Phil’s Lyme segment, please post your comments here.
His name will be engraved in the National Police Officers Memorial.
Dr. Richard Horowitz will discuss MCIDS, a more inclusive description for chronic Lyme, at two conferences in San Diego May 5 & 6—one for doctors and one for patients.
Iowa girl creates a YouTube video to help people realize how serious Lyme can be.
We are waiting for the final resolution of the National Guidelines Clearinghouse (NGC) determination regarding whether they will pull the outdated IDSA guidelines from their website. Members of both the House of Representatives and the Senate have called for their removal. If you haven’t signed our petition calling for this, please do. We have over 19,000 signatures on it so far. Our understanding is that the IDSA listing on the NGC is now being reviewed by higher ups on the organizational chart, namely the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)). Meanwhile, the NGC is calling for public comments on their guideline inclusion policy. We sent off our list today. Here’s the long and short of it.
Multiple Chemical Sensitivities can offer unique challenges to someone seeking a driver’s license.
Minnesota Lyme Association seeks feedback from state residents who have had long-term antibiotics for Lyme disease.
An 11-year-old Lyme survivor shares her story to help others.
This doctor finds about 20% of her autistic patients turn out to have Lyme disease, and for many of them, Lyme treatment helps their autism symptoms. She’ll speak in Sacramento March 21.
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