Send this to your doctors Texans

Lyme Disease Bacteria Now Endemic To Texas; Likely To Stick ...
bionews-tx.com/.../lyme-disease-bacteria-now-endemic-to-texas-likely-to-st...

It's not a direct link, but if you copy and paste the link above, your browser should take care of the rest.

I plan on printing this out and handing it to every doctor I met with along the way. I think that would include close to 6-7 specialists and plenty of other ignorant SOBs who call themselves doctor and PAs. I'm sure every state out there has an article like this.

How can CDC and IDSA ignore these publications?

awesome. We just have to keep building awareness with the medical community of the true scope of the problem. Eventually a broad awareness will develop as it becomes more accepted, but it is a slow slow transition. I believe it could take a while, but I HOPE it happens quickly.

Sadly, it might happen quickly, but only because such a massive number of people get sick that it will push the floodgates of consciousness on this issue. Would be nice if we could've avoided this problem if IDSA CDC had actually acknowledged the depth/breadth/potential severity of this problem in the first place. Would've saved a lot of people a lot of unnecessary suffering, and probably saved our country billions in lost output and costs from medical complications. Treating people with long standing lyme/coinfections is expensive, but I think it's more expensive to not treat them and misdiagnose them and have them go thru symptom managing operations/drugs that don't end up treating the root problem.