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STROKE SYMPTOMS
16.08.08, 5:03pm
Stroke Symptoms can also be confused with advanced Lyme's Disease, which seems to be undiagnosable inside the NHS.
Especially if combined with a stiff neck and lethergy, arthritus and "foggy" eyesight.
NHS blood tests for Lyme's give negative results everytime, so you may find yourself being treated as a stroke patient as you finally end up in a wheel chair. and then a wooden box.
The only recourse is private medicine, Where Doxycyciline is one of the drugs commonly used to supress symptoms.
Lyme's disease Action Group may be of benefit.
Good luck !
Posted by: JonO Report Comment
NUTTERS
16.08.08, 11:33am
I can vouch for that. We used to deal with more psychos on full moons than at other times.
There used to be three dead givaways:
1. They knew the Queen.
2. God spoke to them.
3. They claimed they were in the S. A. S.
Also, the men used to wear the regulation, half-mast trousers.
Posted by: Harveymiff Report Comment