Dr peterson re the cfids research center in nevada

[Guest guest]

Amy,

Thank you for sharing your notes with us.......will a DVD be available from Dr.

's presentation?.....

[Guest guest]

I don't think a DVD will be made available.

I will try and post more of my notes later.

HE had a powerpoint presentation and maybe he will be sharing it

more places, to promote his facility for cfids research.

amy

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> Amy,

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> Thank you for sharing your notes with us.......will a DVD be

available from Dr. 's presentation?.....

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Amy it would be great to look over those notes. There is a video of his

presentation at the symposium on viruses in CFS earlier this year available.

I'm not sure offhand where it is but it is out there.

How was the turnout? Did many people show up?

[Guest guest]

Amy,

Thanks for posting this. I have been busy and haven't read here for

awhile. Did anyone question Dr. re borrelia infection? It

seems to me that borrelia is a key player in cfids. I know one cfids

doc who started testing his patients at IgeneX and found 95% of them

are infected with borrelia. I am in this category. Lyme disease and

cfids are interchangable in terms of symptoms.

I'm thinking of attending the IACFS conf. in March up at Reno. But I

am not sure I can listen politely anymore. <grin> We can always go

out and party if the conference gets too dull.

a Carnes

[Guest guest]

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I aksed hima bout lyme, he does know of the lyme cfids connection,

but says that others are already studying lyem and this facility

wont be.

I was disappointed becasue who then is styudying both lyme and cfids?

amy

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> Amy,

> Thanks for posting this. I have been busy and haven't read here for

> awhile. Did anyone question Dr. re borrelia infection? It

> seems to me that borrelia is a key player in cfids. I know one

cfids

> doc who started testing his patients at IgeneX and found 95% of

them

> are infected with borrelia. I am in this category. Lyme disease

and

> cfids are interchangable in terms of symptoms.

>

> I'm thinking of attending the IACFS conf. in March up at Reno. But

I

> am not sure I can listen politely anymore. <grin> We can always go

> out and party if the conference gets too dull.

>

> a Carnes

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