Re:Under our Skin screening on Long Island @ Huntington Public Library

[Guest guest]

I've seen it. It shows people who are very ill from Lyme and many

people talk about seeing even over 100 doctors before they were

properly diagnosed and started treatment for Lyme. They then show some

people at the end who get well after many months of antibiotics and

seeing big name doctors in the "real" Lyme arena. I say that because

some docs call themselves Lyme experts but are not considered Lyme

experts unless they believe in long-term treatment or treatment long

enough to get the patient well and good testing, such as from Igenex or

the understanding that relying on symptoms is much more important than

lab results. Anyhow, it's very well done, will waken up some emotions

in you, and give you a little hope that some people are making efforts

towards a change. At one point, a doc turned researcher, says that

most of the Alzhiemer's patients he asked for brain tissue from (post

mortum) tested positive for Lyme in their brain tissue. So, very

interesting, and very educational that pathogens are a lot more

causative to chronic illnesses with unknown causes than what we think.

The main theme of the movie is that Lyme patients are disabling ill and

doctors are not treating them, but instead are denying Lyme exists and

denying it takes long-term treatment to rid.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

I've yet to have the opportunity to see this movie. Any reviews? Please

share. I just thought I would share the information I came across on

the underourskin.

com

website.

Steph