An Intro to Lyme

[LNN]

http://naturalnutmeg.com/?p=1000

 

Thought this overview might be helpful to anyone new to the neighborhood or to help family members understand what's going on. I liked it because there are some statistics that answer some recently asked questions, such as how long it takes to get infected.

[philamom]

Good Article LLM. It's an easy to understand article to share with others. Thank you for posting!!

[mama2alex]

Fantastic! Thanks for posting!! I've bookmarked it - I'm sure I will end up sharing it in the near future.

[kmom]

Thanks! Great info to share w/ a friend who just asked me about her child's Lyme-like behavior.

[kimballot]

http://naturalnutmeg.com/?p=1000

 

Thought this overview might be helpful to anyone new to the neighborhood or to help family members understand what's going on. I liked it because there are some statistics that answer some recently asked questions, such as how long it takes to get infected.

 

This is a really nice article. It really does a nice job of explaining why lyme is so difficult to track down. Thanks!

[kferricks]

Thanks for the link. Interesting read.

[momoflivy]

Thank you for posting this. It is written in clear, easy to understand language for us newbies!

[sf_mom]

Great article.. thanks for finding.

 

-Wendy

[matis_mom]

http://naturalnutmeg.com/?p=1000

 

Thought this overview might be helpful to anyone new to the neighborhood or to help family members understand what's going on. I liked it because there are some statistics that answer some recently asked questions, such as how long it takes to get infected.

Thanks for posting. It's reassuring for me to read that transmition when time <24hrs is pretty low. Last week I pulled a huge tick off my dd5's head (she on 30 days amox, thanks to the dear pediatrician), and today the 3yo and 15mo old! But I am positive they were NOT there long, because I've been thorougly checking each day. I am so glad I bathed them early today!!!

[momcap]

Great article! Perfect for sharing with my FIL who's asking lots of questions. Thank you!

[philamom]

bumping...so I remember to print this tonight.