“The scientific community is not listening to patients, and these books offer a chance for our voices to be heard,” says PJ Langhoff. The latest book was written after studying thousands of documents, mostly accessible via the Internet — an information resource often used by patients when seeking answers for health issues, for which they are heavily criticized. “We are not a hysterical bunch inventing illness by way of electronics, we seek answers. The idea that Lyme disease is not serious or chronic, that it is easily curable in all patients after antibiotics, or even that current diagnostics are accurate, is ridiculous,” says the author. “The book illustrates that current research easily refutes those holding a restrictive, minimalist viewpoint, and any guidelines that may help to promote that mindset.”

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