Guest guest Posted August 8, 2006 Report Posted August 8, 2006 Hello erikmoldwarrior@..., In reference to your comment: I spent yesterday on the Pacific Crest trail above Lake Tahoe, hiking to the top of Mt. . " Gloating " ? Sure, why not? I'm pretty happy about it. - ********With those kinds of activities, you will be guaranteed to become a Lymie....How are you going to find microscopic ticks on your body?? Just in case you can find a tick on you, I suggest you take a few wee bottles with you to put them in, so that you can run tests on them to see what type of Lyme/Mycoplasmas/etc., they are carrying. Angel Huggzzzz or Angel Quote
Guest guest Posted August 9, 2006 Report Posted August 9, 2006 LymeAngl@... wrote: With those kinds of activities, you will be guaranteed to become a > Lymie....How are you going to find microscopic ticks on your body?? Just in case you can find a tick on you, I suggest you take a few wee bottles with you to put them in, so that you can run tests on them to see what type of Lyme/Mycoplasmas/etc., they are carrying. > > Angel Huggzzzz > or Angel Thanks. Great idea! I'll do that. Though it wouldn't surprise me if I've already been a Lymie for years. I need to get some of those special tick tweezers that prevent regurgitation/infection. Stupid of me not to have one by now. I spent today going through the old historical Donner Lake Snowsheds where the Chinese bored the tunnels for the transcontinental railroad, and then up the PCT from Donner lake to Boreal Ridge. And to think that there was a time that I couldn't predict when I could stand up or not. I thought that my life was completely over, and so did the doctors. When all my medical treatment options were gone, I was forced to try something else. I only wish I had done it sooner. Mycotoxin avoidance has been a miracle. - Quote
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