We’re taking over medical science and science reporting. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION: “Science,” “doctors” and the “journals” all defaulted. They left medicine up to the American Psychiatric Association and the DSM, and look what it got us. In the United… Read More ›
I have a confession to make. I don’t really have Lyme disease. I have delusional meningoencephalitic spirochetemiosis. It’s this thing I made up as a coping mechanism to deal with the stress of having a disease that doctors say is… Read More ›
…nobody seems to understand that yes, it is possible to be impossibly sick, and no, we would not choose to be sick if the option existed.
Do you hear that? No? Listen really, really hard. Still don’t hear it? Maybe you’re not listening for the right thing. Maybe you weren’t expecting the chirp of crickets when UC Davis released its findings on Suppression of Long-Lived Humoral… Read More ›
Who woulda thought that Anthony Komaroff would spill the beans on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome just two days before CDC’s fiasco of a webinar on the next (non)generation of OspA vaccines? Add to that the CDC’s admission that Lyme is about… Read More ›
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 12, 2015 SASH Whistleblowers Declare Washington “Occupy” a Success Washington, D.C., June 12, 2015: Medical abuse-victims’ rights group Society for the Advancement of Scientific Hermeneutics (SASH) last week completed their planned grassroots protest and outreach efforts… Read More ›
This is an email I sent to the CDC. Can’t wait to hear how they respond! Hello, CDC Division of Vector-Borne Diseases, I am wondering why the Lyme disease case definition from 1994 or prior is unavailable on the CDC… Read More ›
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 17, 2015 Washington, D.C., May 17, 2015: Medical abuse-victims’ rights group Society for Advancement of Scientific Hermeneutics (SASH), announces its Occupy the USDOJ protest beginning June 1, in Washington, D.C. This Occupy movement, led by a… Read More ›
IDSA has announced an open comment period for their “reassessment” of Lyme disease diagnostic and treatment guidelines. IF you are inclined to engage with criminals and respond to IDSA by April 9, here are some choice words that we have… Read More ›
I learned something new this week. This little thing we like to call “chronic Lyme” that’s actually post-sepsis syndrome (according to the NIH), is also called “immunoparalysis.” And the really great thing about that is, the research goes back to… Read More ›
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