Re: [Fwd: [CFSFMLD] Disease-Insect Bites-Transmitted- At Birth,]

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Garnet, It is a right to be able to obtain that under FOIA as " they " have no

right to censor anything public has pd. for and which can not be classified as

protected as nat'l. security issues. However, having said that, as we know from

experience, it sometimes takes a LOT of persistence by skilled lawyers to

enforce the final disclosure of such materials .. which delay itself is

basically a denial of the justice the FOIA was supposed to provide .. a great

" equaler " ?

On the cat-scratch fever not being significant w/humans ... I once worked with a

beautiful young girl who lost her baby with some deformities also with the doc's

diagnoses of cat-scratch fever. The couple owned no cats, had not been anywheres

but to work & back, and the only " encounter " they could recall with a cat was a

momentary one where a stray had come into their apt. & they'de put him out

immediately, (without knowledge at that time of any danger).

It was quite sad. Joyce Simmerman

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> > Yet if you look it up most medical literature says Bartonella

> > infections are rarely significant and not a problem in humans!

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