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Thats very interesting, thanks! Nice to see you, too. With my up-and-down health I decided to take a small break from everything for a while. Thankfully my new glasses show up in 2 weeks so I can enjoy learning more without the associated headaches and word chasing. Yay!
Regarding the Lyme test(s), it's kind of a waste of money in my opinion. I consider myself lucky to have had the rash, because if I didn't I'd rely on a test where I'd literally have more luck flipping a coin and guessing which side. Looking at the studies which show accuracy (actually, it shows more inaccuracy than anything), it's really sad to see that tons of people will be misdiagnosed or even worse, not diagnosed at all because the tests are yet to evolve into a more accurate reliable source of diagnosis means. I'd actually seen this one article that cited a study that shows the CDC (that year) had the most inaccurate results of all. Which is kind of scary. For the most part, they seem to use those results ("CDC Positive") for statistical and reporting purposes, but when they are so inaccurate it's really hard to rely on them to give real true numbers. From the article I linked previously, here's a clip. Quote:
![]() I really just want it all to leave my brain alone. The poor lil feller has enough to deal with. ![]() Oh, here's a video of an upcoming feature. http://www.openeyepictures.com/underourskin/ It wont play sometimes for me, so I click the little arrow next to "HD". I don't know if anyone else has that problem or if it's just me. ![]()
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. Last edited by Ellie; 10-09-2007 at 12:27 PM. Reason: Added movie link |
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