Right, and the chronic sufferers may have arrived at their current condition for a variety of reasons, perhaps a failed or timely diagnosis, not knowing until symptoms finally appear and cause a change which seems to be common, and I'm sure other ways I'm not thinking of at the moment.
The fact that deer ticks that are carrying Lyme, are abundant and the development of more accurate testing seems to be lacking, should alert these medical professionals that this is a very serious problem because of what Lyme does when left unchecked. The latter is what concerns me too, if you go to the doctor, explain that you have been bitten recently, they prescribe antibiotics to knock it out of your system, ok, but what if it gets past you for whatever reason, and you are a chronic sufferer, your insurance provider adheres to the policies based on this corrupt/ conflict of interest panel of doctors that instituted the policy and you are then left to fend for yourself.
The last thing we need is doctors writing protocol on something like this, whom also have interest in the health insurance providers, what if one of them get it ????
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