This is a tough one. I've also seen it with cancer patients who choose quackery. The family is afraid to say anything. Maybe they tried once or twice and were rebuffed. Maybe they are afraid of upsetting the patient. There is a powerful reluctance to discuss. 1/https://twitter.com/bruceekirk/status/1129063104258592768 …
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The same dynamic could well be going on with the family and friends of patients diagnosed with "chronic Lyme disease." 3/3
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Someone is undiagnosed from a tic bite .. how does the infection just go away ? How do you deny postive lab tests ? These statements you are making are silly. People need to treat the infection
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Reminds me of the infamous Milgram subway experiment. If it’s hard to ask people to give up their seat, it may be difficult to ask someone to give up their identity. https://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/14/nyregion/excuse-me-may-i-have-your-seat.html …
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