OT: Jan: So spring has sprung.... and so have ticks...

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Jan,

I believe this is what happened to me,

it was the end of the year, I'm in CT; it was very cold outside, I have

cats (some mice floating around too), I believe one dropped off of them

onto the carpet/floor and stayed there until it needed to feed. I have

rugs, and cracks in the hardwood floors. I'm thinking ticks are becoming

more adaptagenic sp? and can survive anywhere now.

Or in my case, the orig. lyme 12 years

prior came out of remission and slammed me full force in one day, but there

were no symptoms prior, it came out of no where, feeling good one day and

the next kicked me to my knees full force w/all sorts of neurological issues,

vertigo, couldn't walk, periph. neuro., tinnitus, anxiety, insomnia, list

goes on.

The only thing I could think of was

a tick bit me in winter.

From:

jan s

To:

" Lyme_and_Rife "

<Lyme_and_Rife >

Date:

03/31/2011 08:13 PM

Subject:

OT: So spring has sprung....

and so have ticks...

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Jim

I will disagree here.I got bit by a deer

tick in midwinter in NH inside my house , with forced hot air heating.i

presume the tick was dropped by one of my dogs in my bedroom carpet by

one of my dogs.it had to have been there for5- 6 months.No source of moisture

existed.

jan

- this is for you! I forgot, ticks

need moisture! Dry homes in the winter

don't provide it...

>>>Whatever the nymphs feed on, they will fill up with blood,

fall off the host,

>>>and emerge in the fall of that same year as an adult. People

often ask, " If the

>>>tick falls off my dog in my house, is my family at risk? "

The answer is,

>>>probably not. Remember, that stage has already fed and will

not feed again.

>>>Also, deer ticks are very sensitive to desiccation -- they

would probably die

>>>within 24 hours if they don't have any moist vegetation to

hide in.<<<<

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