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CanLyme director Janet Sperling on 770 AM radio, Alberta
Listen to an interesting interview of Janet Sperling on CHQR news talk 770 radio
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CBC radio Calgary, Canada – Lyme can be a difficult disease to diagnose and treat – Dr. Raj Bhardwaj
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Listen to one of the most rational conversations with an MD about Lyme Disease that we have heard in a while. The notion that there has never been a confirmed case from someone in Alberta who has not traveled is a mute point in that few people were truly investigated for Lyme Disease. Current tests will…
Manitoba: Thompson Manitoba concerned about Lyme – Listen to the discussion
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Listen to Sue O’Brien 102.9 FM Thompson, Manitoba, as she addresses the concerns about Lyme disease in her area… Listen
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Very in formative. I personally believe that Lyme disease is more common in Alberta than we a lead to believe. My symptoms are very similar and have been trying to find a Dr. that will even entertain the possibility of Lyme Disease. This has been an issue for me for almost 12 yrs. and is slowly becoming worse. It is refreshing knowing the Lyme Disease Foundation is out there and I fully intend to become a supporter of this very important organization.
Thank you, Brian
I have three friends living in Calgary that have or had lyme disease. One is lyme free after five years of treatment. One is in a very bad state of health, not being able to find any medical doctor to treat her other than a naturopath and one is in treatment, and recovering. The one that is very ill was told by a medical doctor that he could not treat her because he was getting to much flack from the medical association.