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purpleflowers
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hello,

I have recently been working with a Dr near where I live who deals with Lyme disease.I am newly diagnosed and came across someone on your site who I am very interested in contacting, ( she has been through the lyme thing) she has a lot of knowledge and really need to speak with her.The only problem is that when I click on her site it says she was last seen or logged in or something like that (back in 07 or maybe o8)

Her name on here is CarlaB (the lyme thread) can you please tell me how I can reach her on here if maybe she changed her profile or even if indeed she is no longer on this forum.

PLEASE let me know, I am desperate

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kareng Grand Master
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What if you start a new topic on Lyme disease? Maybe there are some active members that would see it & could help you? Or go to the old thread and post a reply, asking for help. That will put it where others would see it.

Jestgar Rising Star
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CarlaB is back on the Lyme thread :)

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Yup, word got out and CarlaB posted on the Lyme Disease Thread.

purpleflowers Rookie
purpleflowers
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Yup, word got out and CarlaB posted on the Lyme Disease Thread.

Ohhhh did she! I am so excited. So my one inquiry about her really brought her back on?

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Ohhhh did she! I am so excited. So my one inquiry about her really brought her back on?

Yup! Someone told me about the inquiry in another venue .... it had been a dead thread for a long time ....

Jestgar Rising Star
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Ohhhh did she! I am so excited. So my one inquiry about her really brought her back on?

Oh the power.....

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