As an example, here is one of the many of the same reports around the country that I read about every day. The only word I would immediately change in this article is in the first sentence - rare. This disease is only rare to those who remain unaware of the 'silent epidemic' in this country and around the world. Ehrlichiosis is a common co-infection of Lyme Disease. If you think you have symptoms, or want to learn about this disease, join the many thousands in Lyme Yahoo Groups attempting to save their lives. CS is a natural anti-biotic. Many with Lyme Disease do take CS on a regular basis who are savvy of alternatives. But it is no guarantee to be a 'cure.' There is no known cure, yet, for Chronic Lyme Disease. CS more than likely is an excellent preventative though, but again, cannot be guaranteed to be so. Hopefully, MMS will help. There always remains hope. S-Max http://www.kansascihttp://www.khttp://wwhttp://www.http://www. Posted on Thu, Aug. 30, 2007 Missouri teen dies from tick-borne disease The Associated Press CENTRALIA, Mo. | A 15-year-old girl has died from a rare but treatable tick-borne disease, officials said Thursday. The Boone County medical examiner's office identified the victim as Emily Powell, a Centralia High School freshman. The cause of death was erlichiosis, a bacterial illness. She died Wednesday, two days after being admitted to University Hospital in Columbia. Symptoms of ehrlichiosis include fever, headache, fatigue and muscle aches, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control. Other signs and symptoms can include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, cough, joint pains, confusion and rashes. Symptoms generally appear after an incubation period of five to 10 days following a tick bite. The disease, if detected early, can be treated with antibiotics. State officials reported 117 cases of ehrlichiosis through mid-August, nearly three times the annual average. Higher-than usual rates of Rocky Mountain spotted fever, tularemia and lyme disease are also being reported. © 2007 Kansas City Star and wire service sources
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