4th inquiry to Dr. Dennis Dixon of the Tick-Borne Disease Working Group...

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From: CARL TUTTLE <runagain@comcast.net>
To: "Dennis.Dixon1@nih.hhs.gov" <Dennis.Dixon1@nih.hhs.gov>
Cc: (All members of the TBDWG)
Date: 08/22/2022 10:46 AM
Subject: National Geographic: Why tick-borne diseases have reached ‘epidemic proportions’
 
 
National Geographic  Jul 21, 2022
 
Why tick-borne diseases have reached ‘epidemic proportions’
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/why-tick-borne-diseases-have-reached-epidemic-proportions/ar-AAZPbr9

“At 43 years old “I was declared ‘100 percent unfit for duty’ and was medically retired,” she says. She was utterly debilitated: bedridden, housebound, barely able to stand, walk, or speak. “I thought I was tough, but I was completely broken.”
 
 
Dear Dr. Dixon,
 
It would appear that the US Air Force has exposed the false 30yr Lyme disease narrative propagated by the CDC/IDSA as “full bird” Colonel Nicole Malachowski was disabled by the disease.
 
The deception has been a well-orchestrated (government funded) scheme hell bent on keeping Lyme disease in the category of “Hard to Catch and Easily Treated” (in order to fit the vaccine model) while deliberately avoiding the horribly disabled, hiding the true nature of this life-altering/life threatening infection. This well-orchestrated deception has misguided an entire medical community as described by Colonel Malachowski:
 
Eight months after she first got sick, she piloted her last flight. “I had to ground myself,” she says, “because I started having problems answering radio calls with air traffic control.” Doctors thought she had multiple sclerosis; another told her to see a psychotherapist. But the one that most rankles her is a rheumatologist who said, “You've been a high-performing woman in a male dominated field for a long time. Maybe this is your body's way of telling you it's time to retire.”
 
The US Army has also exposed the false 30yr Lyme disease narrative:
 
Latent Lyme Disease Resulting in Chronic Arthritis and Early Career Termination in a United States Army Officer 
https://academic.oup.com/milmed/article/184/7-8/e368/5370051
 
Excerpt:
 
This 24yr old was deemed unfit for duty; “the patient was subsequently discharged from active duty.”
 
 
TWENTY-FOUR YEARS OLD!!!
 
So once again Dr. Dixon I ask the question for the forth time; Why does the CDC refuse to acknowledge the disabling stage of Lyme disease?
 
 
Carl Tuttle
Hudson, NH