Magnotta Fights Lyme

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CanLyme Radio Ad #1: What you’ll face if you get Lyme
CanLyme Radio Ad #2: Lyme is in Canada
CanLyme Radio Ad #3: Lyme is in other illnesses and diseases

W5 Episode: Why are Crippling Lyme Disease Cases Being Misdiagnosed?

Goldhawk Fights Back: Lyme disease discussion on
Zoomer Radio AM740

Article: “Ticking Bomb?”, The Globe and Mail 

Article: “Nature’s Mystery Illness”, Canadian Health Magazine

Documentary Trailer: “Under Our Skin”

Book: “Cure Unknown: Inside the Lyme Epidemic”,
by Pamela Weintraub

ROSSANA MAGNOTTA TALKS ABOUT LYME

Press Release: Lyme Disease Cases Rising in Ontario but Health Officials not Spreading Public Awareness

Interview with John Oakley, Talk 640 AM – Part 1
Interview with John Oakley, Talk 640 AM – Part 2
Interview with CKNX
Interview with Classical FM
Interview with CHML AM900

MAGNOTTA FUND RAISING INITIATIVES

Lyme Charity Red Wine: Magnotta 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon Special Reserve VQA in Support of the Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation

Lyme Charity White Wine: Magnotta 2008 Sauvignon Blanc Special Reserve VQA in Support of the Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation

NEW for 2011: Lyme Awareness Leaf Charm
This graceful sterling silver charm is the latest addition to Magnotta’s unique and popular jewellery collection designed to spread awareness of Lyme disease. To order, call 1-800-461-9463 or visit any Magnotta retail location.

Lyme Awareness Pendant and Bracelet
To order, call 1-800-461-9463 or visit any Magnotta retail location.

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  1. Thank you for all the effort you invest in raising the awareness of this disease. I am beginning my fourth year with Lyme Disease. It has been a dreadful journey’ yet my case is half that I hear of some victims. It is truly frightening and disconcerting to see the turf wars going on among infectious disease specialists, it took 18 months for me to get a clinical diagnosis. LD is like the Black Plague of the middle ages…caused by fornication and other lesser forms of wickedness. I really appreciate the work you are doing.

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