Re: Lay Stages

[Guest guest]

Dear V.

I bet they mean " late stage " Lyme - chronic Lyme - or

un-diagnosed, for mis-diagnosed for a period of years perhaps. Again, the

condition of one patient does not project that it way also be the condition

of another patient. Sometimes the " danger " of reading in this list (and

others) is that we become fearful with we see conditions of others who are

suffering things we expect that we might get. Everyone is different and

that is both sometimes a blessing and a curse. I am not SURE I am right,

but this is what I think they might mean. _ Glen in NJ.

At 01:00 PM 6/7/2006 +0000, you wrote:

>I just received an e-mail that said the following.

>

> " I myself, I'm in lay stages and in a wheelchair, and I've been close

>to death many times. So we want people to be aware that if you think

>you have lyme disease, get treatment quickly so it can be cured. If it

>goes into lay stages, it can be incurable and there are all sorts of

>ramifications with it. "

>

>What are lay stages???? I have just been diagnosed and I figure I have

>had Lyme for at least 25 years. V

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Glen...that sounds logical as I have never heard of " lay

stage " lyme. V in FL

> >I just received an e-mail that said the following.

> >

> > " I myself, I'm in lay stages and in a wheelchair, and I've been

close

> >to death many times. So we want people to be aware that if you

think

> >you have lyme disease, get treatment quickly so it can be cured.

If it

> >goes into lay stages, it can be incurable and there are all sorts

of

> >ramifications with it. "

> >

> >What are lay stages???? I have just been diagnosed and I figure I

have

> >had Lyme for at least 25 years. V

> >

>