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Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons | Kris Newby

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#AudibleDeal šˇ§š”¬š¦ š¦ Kris Newby, and her husband were unknowingly bitten by a tick on vacation in Martha‘s Vineyard. They quickly experienced fevers, aches, extreme brain fog and debilitating fatigue which lead to a harrowing yearlong battle to seek answers and receive treatment. Frustrated by the medical community, Kris began researching tick bites and Lyme Disease which brought her to the discoveries of scientist Willy Burgdorfer.š‘‡š¸½

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Cinfhen Burgdorfer hinted that the current Lyme disease outbreak may be the result of a bioweapons experiment gone awry. A truly shocking story and expose of the US Government‘s biochemical warfare department in the 1950‘s & 60‘s using insects as carriers of lethal warfare.
Told through a first person narrative this book was fascinating and surprisingly accessible. (edited) 3y

Reggie This sounds like a horror book. Stacked. Lol 3y

Cinfhen Completely CRAZZZZY @Reggie definitely right out of some horror film š… 3y

Megabooks I‘m really interested in this!! 3y

Cinfhen I tagged you because I KNEW this was right up your alley and your dad might be interested too @Megabooks the audio narration is very well done 3y

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Cinfhen

Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons | Kris Newby

#NonFictionNovember #AudibleDeal You might find this interesting @Megabooks Just starting ā€¦

Megabooks I must‘ve missed that one because I would find it interesting! I‘m reading this in November.

The Kissing Bug: A True Story of a Family, an Insect, and a Nation's Neglect of a Deadly Disease

Cinfhen Your tagged book sounds fabulous @Megabooks 3y

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StephBengtson

Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons | Kris Newby

I‘ve been looking forward to this for awhile. To say it‘s been hell trying to get treatment my Lyme disease would be an understatement. I‘ve been misdiagnosed and ignored by my family doctor. I‘ve had to seek alternative treatment, which my insurance doesn‘t cover. My tin foil hat has been on for awhile now, so I‘m excited to see what evidence this author provides.

Suet624 I have Lyme too. It‘s been 5 years of treatment and I can say I‘m finally feeling good 90% of the time. If you ever need to vent, my email is Suet624 at gmail. 4y

BarbaraBB I hear this so often about Lyme and wish you all the best š¨€. Also I am happy to hear that you are doing so well @Suet624 š’ 4y

Suet624 @BarbaraBB Thank you! 4y

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StephBengtson @Suet624 I‘m so glad you‘re finally feeling better! That gives me hope. Thank you so much! š’ 4y

StephBengtson @BarbaraBB Thank you, Barbara! š’ 4y

Nute Many many prayers for you, Stephanie and Sue, @Suet624. I have also heard how tough the road for treatment and to recovery for Lyme Disease can be and then the added stress of misdiagnosis. I hope for increasing numbers of well-days for both of you brave lovely individuals. Take Care!š’• 4y

StephBengtson @Nute Thank you! That‘s so sweet. 4y

Suet624 @Nute Thank you so much for your kind words. My 35-year-old daughter just found out she has Lyme now. It‘s hard knowing that she‘s in for a long haul. Just a nasty bacteria. 4y

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keithmalek

Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons | Kris Newby

IDSA guidelines, continued.

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Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons | Kris Newby

IDSA guidelines 1 of 2 (IDSA stands for Infectious Diseases Society of America)

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keithmalek

Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons | Kris Newby

They didn't follow through with this plan, not because it was evil, but because they simply didn‘t think it would work.

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keithmalek

Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons | Kris Newby

The perfect incapacitating agent was one that made a large percentage of a population moderately ill for weeks to months. The illness it caused would have to be hard to diagnose and treat and under the best circumstances, the target population shouldn't even be aware they'd been dosed with a bioweapon. This would make it easier for invading, vaccinated soldiers to take over cities and industrial infrastructure without much of a fight.

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keithmalek

Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons | Kris Newby

I recently read an article in Newsweek about how Congress is investigating whether or not the United States government created Lyme Disease to be used as a biological weapon. This should be a HUGE news story, but I guess it doesn't get covered due to the daily scandals of the Trump administration. Kris Newby has written a book about this, which I have just started reading.

Mommamanzi That‘s really scary. 5y

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Suet624 Did they actually admit it? I thought they were just investigating it. 5y

keithmalek @Suet624 Whoops. You're right. Either way, they did indeed create this disease. I changed my original post. 5y

Suet624 The damage inflicted on a person's body, the years of misdiagnoses, the amount of money spent to try to get some relief because, of course, insurance pays for 1% at best of the expense, is unimaginable. One of my daughters has now been diagnosed with Lyme as well. I've not wanted to believe it was the government's fault because it wouldn't help me in my recovery to be angry at ā€themā€. But 5 1/2 years into treatment, I'm pissed. š– 5y

keithmalek @Suet624 There's a very disturbing line in here about how most of the deaths caused by Lyme aren't from the disease itself, but from the resulting suicides that result due to some of the problems that you just mentioned. 5y

Suet624 That's the truth. I'm in some Lyme groups and memorials are often posted of those who have given up in despair. 5y

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