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Anyone here ever treated for Lyme Disease?
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[QUOTE="Uconnfanatic, post: 3250117, member: 4150"] Smithkline likes to say the vaccine was removed from the market for financial reasons/lack of demand. The truth is they were facing big class action lawsuit liability because many vaccine recipients were coming down with full blown Lyme symptoms after getting the vaccine. The pharmaceutical industry is close to bringing another vaccine to market but the Lyme community is nervous about whether it will do the same thing & is fighting it. Like I said, so much misinformation surrounds this disease. I call it the most political disease in the world. Worse than Aids was at its height. [/QUOTE]
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