Lyme Rage Chimp Malpractice-Treated with Psychotropics? Here is another example of the brain damage caused by psychotropics which means duh DCF should not only not force-brain-damage children but should stay the hell out of Lyme Disease.
Mort Zuckerman
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Subject: Lyme Rage Monkey Shot and Killed in Corrupticut
Date: Feb 17, 2009 3:27 AM
Lyme Rage in a monkey... Hmmm.
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Well, that means two things:
1) Lyme is not a knee disease, and 2) Lyme Rage must occur in Multiple
Sclerosis patients.
Only, MS patients are not abused and told they're not sick, so the
monkey must have been told he's not sick but crazy, causing the Lyme
Rage (which is PTSD or just plain TSD from being told you're not sick
but just plain nuts).
As you can see, I was told I was not sick, despite having every
scientifically valid sign of Lyme: Positive EMGs, positive SPECT
scans, increase in Epstein-Barr and Cytomegalovirus, not to mention
the documented chronic low-grade fever and swollen glands for 5 years
prior to my first Lyme test:
http://www.actionlyme.org/PHILLIPS_JE_PERVERT.htm
not to mention the fact that I am allergic to penicillin:
http://www.actionlyme.org/DCF_NANCY_MARTIN_BLOW_ME_OFF_1996.htm
My first Lyme test:
http://www.actionlyme.org/Schoen.htm
July, 1993, when Lara Dickson was 2 years old and who
was conceived *after* my correspondence with the CDC about
pregnancy and "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome" - documented with
the chronic swollen glands and low-grade fever.
Interesting.
I don't really think it was Lyme Rage, because I hardly believe the
monkey was treated badly and abused for being sick. Animals are
treated better than human Lyme victims in America.
Now, if the monkey was malpractice-treated with psychotropics, THEN I
would believe he went Borneo, since that's malpractice:
http://www.actionlyme.org/FOLLOW_AMA_MORONS.htm
"Medications for psychiatric disorders can be both the cause of
delirium and exacerbate or contribute to delirium from other
causes."- The American Psychiatric Association.
No one who has a delirium - as demonstrated by SPECT Scans of the
Brain, which shows diminished blood flow or decreased consciousness or
delirium or sleepdriving - is supposed to be caused greater delirium
by brain and pain candy.
AND, in and of themselves, *all* psychotropics are brain-damaging:
http://www.actionlyme.org/BRAINDAMAGE.htm
Don't take my word for it. I got those published, scientific journal
reports out of the Yale Medical Library. These drugs cause brain and
nerve cell death, in addition to total brain shrinkage.
That's the published science.
Kathleen M. Dickson
http://www.actionlyme.org
http://www.relapsingfever.org
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>Subject: [SpinLyme] CT Chimp Had Lyme Disease
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>http://www.examiner.com/x-3035-Everyday-People-Examiner~y2009m2d16-Connecticut-police-shoot-famous-chimp
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>Connecticut police shoot famous chimp
> February 16, 11:32 PM
>It was reported by the Associated Press that a once famous chimpanzee was shot and killed today by a police officer.
>
>The chimp reportedly used to be in commercials, including ads for Coca-Cola and Old Navy. Apparently, the chimp attacked a woman who was visiting his owner. The 200-pound chimp caused the woman to end up in the hospital in "'very serious' condition."
>
>The 15-year-old chimp, Travis, reportedly attacked the woman when she got out of her car. It was seemingly unprovoked.
>
>The chimps owner, Sandra Herold wrestled with the chimp to make him leave her friend alone. She eventually ran inside and called 911. After that she retrieved a butcher knife from the kitchen and ran back outside. She stabbed her pet, Travis, several times to get him to stop attacking the victim.
>
>When police arrived, they had position themselves so that rescue workers could get to the victim who was injured critically. While this was going on, Travis chased officers into their cars.
>
>It was when Travis opened one of the car doors and attempted to climb in that an officer shot him several times. He reportedly ran off after being shot. Following the blood trail he left behind, police found Travis in the living quarters of the house where he eventually died of his wounds.
>
>Herold and two officers were hurt in the ordeal, though the extent of their injuries was not reported.
>
>Herold said that Travis was on medication for Lyme Disease and wondered if that played a role in his attack.
>
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> -----Original Message-----
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> >Subject: [SpinLyme] CT Chimp Had Lyme Disease
>
>
> >Connecticut police shoot famous chimp
> > February 16, 11:32 PM
> >It was reported by the Associated Press that a once famous chimpanzee was shot and killed today by a police officer.
>
> >The chimp reportedly used to be in commercials, including ads for Coca-Cola and Old Navy. Apparently, the chimp attacked a woman who was visiting his owner. The 200-pound chimp caused the woman to end up in the hospital in "'very serious' condition."
>
> >The 15-year-old chimp, Travis, reportedly attacked the woman when she got out of her car. It was seemingly unprovoked.
>
> >The chimps owner, Sandra Herold wrestled with the chimp to make him leave her friend alone. She eventually ran inside and called 911. After that she retrieved a butcher knife from the kitchen and ran back outside. She stabbed her pet, Travis, several times to get him to stop attacking the victim.
>
> >When police arrived, they had position themselves so that rescue workers could get to the victim who was injured critically. While this was going on, Travis chased officers into their cars.
>
> >It was when Travis opened one of the car doors and attempted to climb in that an officer shot him several times. He reportedly ran off after being shot. Following the blood trail he left behind, police found Travis in the living quarters of the house where he eventually died of his wounds.
>
> >Herold and two officers were hurt in the ordeal, though the extent of their injuries was not reported.
>
> >Herold said that Travis was on medication for Lyme Disease and wondered if that played a role in his attack.
>
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Mort Zuckerman
> which means duh DCF should not only not force-brain-damage children
> but should stay the hell out of Lyme Disease.
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>
> >Connecticut police shoot famous chimp
> > February 16, 11:32 PM
> >It was reported by the Associated Press that a once famous chimpanzee was shot and killed today by a police officer.
>
> >The chimp reportedly used to be in commercials, including ads for Coca-Cola and Old Navy. Apparently, the chimp attacked a woman who was visiting his owner. The 200-pound chimp caused the woman to end up in the hospital in "'very serious' condition."
>
> >The 15-year-old chimp, Travis, reportedly attacked the woman when she got out of her car. It was seemingly unprovoked.
>
> >The chimps owner, Sandra Herold wrestled with the chimp to make him leave her friend alone. She eventually ran inside and called 911. After that she retrieved a butcher knife from the kitchen and ran back outside. She stabbed her pet, Travis, several times to get him to stop attacking the victim.
>
> >When police arrived, they had position themselves so that rescue workers could get to the victim who was injured critically. While this was going on, Travis chased officers into their cars.
>
> >It was when Travis opened one of the car doors and attempted to climb in that an officer shot him several times. He reportedly ran off after being shot. Following the blood trail he left behind, police found Travis in the living quarters of the house where he eventually died of his wounds.
>
> >Herold and two officers were hurt in the ordeal, though the extent of their injuries was not reported.
>
> >Herold said that Travis was on medication for Lyme Disease and wondered if that played a role in his attack.
>
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Mort Zuckerman
> Here is another example of the brain damage caused by psychotropics
> which means duh DCF should not only not force-brain-damage children
> but should stay the hell out of Lyme Disease.
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> -----Original Message-----
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> >Subject: [SpinLyme] CT Chimp Had Lyme Disease
>
>
> >Connecticut police shoot famous chimp
> > February 16, 11:32 PM
> >It was reported by the Associated Press that a once famous chimpanzee was shot and killed today by a police officer.
>
> >The chimp reportedly used to be in commercials, including ads for Coca-Cola and Old Navy. Apparently, the chimp attacked a woman who was visiting his owner. The 200-pound chimp caused the woman to end up in the hospital in "'very serious' condition."
>
> >The 15-year-old chimp, Travis, reportedly attacked the woman when she got out of her car. It was seemingly unprovoked.
>
> >The chimps owner, Sandra Herold wrestled with the chimp to make him leave her friend alone. She eventually ran inside and called 911. After that she retrieved a butcher knife from the kitchen and ran back outside. She stabbed her pet, Travis, several times to get him to stop attacking the victim.
>
> >When police arrived, they had position themselves so that rescue workers could get to the victim who was injured critically. While this was going on, Travis chased officers into their cars.
>
> >It was when Travis opened one of the car doors and attempted to climb in that an officer shot him several times. He reportedly ran off after being shot. Following the blood trail he left behind, police found Travis in the living quarters of the house where he eventually died of his wounds.
>
> >Herold and two officers were hurt in the ordeal, though the extent of their injuries was not reported.
>
> >Herold said that Travis was on medication for Lyme Disease and wondered if that played a role in his attack.
>
> >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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