Mimics the IDSA’s stance of discounting Lyme pain and suffering
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“Very disappointed where this podcast ended up. It insinuates that chronic Lyme patients go to quacks after attending a support group by showing one patient who went to “laser therapy”. That could happen with just about any dire illness, especially cancer. How about following a person with Lyme and showing the immense suffering they endure and the losses they have experienced with job loss, inability to go to school and rejection by families and doctors. And the common the aftereffects of opioid addiction and suicide. How about looking into why there is a lack of research funding for Lyme disease. That’s the real story.”
carolweb via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/25/19
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“Great podcast, well researched and presented.
It was a little hard to take seriously at first though, because the theme tune sounds just like that from The League of Gentlemen.
Spent the first two episodes waiting for Papa Lazarou to tell me that I was his wife now.”
AntoineDuCoq via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
08/30/19
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“Cannot wait to hear the rest of this. I remember the Legionnaire's Disease outbreak-but didn't understand the process of solving it. A family member had Lyme disease, but his doctor refused to consider it and dismissed the rash...then days later more bulls-eye rashes appeared...family...”Read full review »
Terp CJ via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/17/19
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Owsten via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
09/06/19
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