EMPIRE STATE LYME DISEASE ASSOCIATION, INC. Printable Versions of Flyers and Please Spread The Word

DIRECTIONS FROM POINTS WEST: Head east on Main Road (Route 25), go through the towns of Laurel, Mattituck, Cutchogue, into Peconic. Stay on Route 25 until you come to the Town of Peconic. Southold Town Police Station is on left. Make the next left hand turn on to Peconic Lane (approximately 2/10 of a mile after the police station). Lucas Ford Dealership is on the corner. The Southold Town Recreation Center is located approximately 2/10 of a mile down Peconic Lane on the right.

FROM POINTS EAST: Head west on Main Road (Route 25), go through the towns of Greenport Southold, and into Peconic. Stay on Route 25 until you come to the Town of Peconic. The old Lucas Ford Dealership is on the corner of Peconic Lane and Route 25 on your right. Make a right at this corner. (If you pass the Southold Town Police Station, you went too far). Southold Town Recreation Center is located approximately 2/10 of a mile down Peconic Lane on the right.

Capital Region Chapter

EMPIRE STATE LYME DISEASE ASSOCIATION INC
Meetings are usually held at the

At the Guilderland Public Library

2228 Western Avenue, Guilderland, NY

Lyme disease is a bacterial infection principally transmitted through the bite of ticks. Ticks also can transmit a number of other serious diseases, such as Babesia, Bartonella, Anaplasma, and Ehrlichia. These infections can attack any of the body's systems, and can manifest in many different forms in different victims, including severely effecting the musculoskeletal system, creating severe pains in the joints, disrupting sleep, disturbing the digestive system, and many more. Frequently misdiagnosed and widely misunderstood, Lyme disease, in particular, has reached epidemic levels in the eastern part of New York State, including sections of the Capital Region.
The Open Forum format encourages participants to raise questions, exchange ideas and experiences, make connections, and locate resources, drawing from the extensive experience of the other support group members.

Anyone with questions about Lyme disease is welcome to attend.

The meeting is free and open to the public.
If you would like to be added to the mailing list to be notified of future events, or for further information, contact felicite44@aol.com

SEE BELOW FOR BLACK AND WHITE FLYER

Oneonta Lyme Support

Meetings to be announced

DATES:

Meetings will be conducted in the Education Wing, Classroom C

of the FoxCare Center 1 Foxcare Road (State Route 7) in Oneonta.

TOPIC: Testing for Lyme disease will be discussed from procedure to result, dismissing false information and explaining the value to the physician in diagnosing Lyme disease.

Note: Due to warm weather conditions this winter, heavier infestations of Lyme carrying ticks are expected and utmost care should be taken to avoid them.

More info - please contact

Call Bob Tuthill 607-278-4049

or Email btut42@yahoo.com

EMPIRE STATE LYME DISEASE ASSOCIATION INC

SEE BELOW FOR BLACK AND WHITE FLYER

Oneonta Lyme Support

Meetings to be announced

DATES:

Meetings will be conducted

in the Education Wing, Classroom C

of the FoxCare Center
1 Foxcare Road (State Route 7) in Oneonta.

TOPIC: Testing for Lyme disease will be discussed from procedure to result, dismissing false information and explaining the value to the physician in diagnosing Lyme disease.

Note: Due to warm weather conditions this winter, heavier infestations of Lyme carrying ticks are expected and utmost care should be taken to avoid them.

More info - please contact

Bob Tuthill Call 607-278-4049

or Email btut42@yahoo.com

EMPIRE STATE LYME DISEASE ASSOCIATION INC

www.EmpireStateLymeDiseaseAssociation.org

MIDDLE ISLAND LYME SUPPORT

brought to you by www.liHeartandHealth.com

and EMPIRE STATE LYME DISEASE ASSOCIATION INC

281 Middle Country Rd,

Middle Island, NY11953-2505
Presentation:

LYME DISEASE

HAVE YOU BEEN MISDIAGNOSED?

Lyme disease can affect the heart and it also mimics Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, ALS, MS, Lupus, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and several other conditions. People who are misdiagnosed find later on, that the 'culprit' was Lyme disease.
An open forum will follow the presentation to encourage participants to raise questions, exchange ideas and experiences, make connections, and locate resources, drawing from the extensive experience of support group members.

Free and Open to the public.
If you would like to be added to the mailing list to be notified of future events, or for further information, 631-878-6657 or EmpireStateLyme@aol.com

And go to: www.liHeartandHealth.com and www.EmpireStateLymeDiseaseAssociation.org

MEETINGS ARE HELD ON WEDNESDAYS USUALLY EVERY OTHER MONTH PLEASE REFER TO THIS WEBSITE, EMAIL OR CALL TO GET DATES

DIRECTIONS TO 281 MIDDLE COUNTRY ROAD, MIDDLE ISLAND

1 From the East or West, LIE 495 to Exit 68 go to CR-46 N/William Floyd Pky N toward Brookhaven Lab/Wading River. 1.8 mi
2 Turn left onto Longwood Rd. Longwood Rd is 0.9 miles past Yaphank Woods Blvd 1.9 mi
3 Turn right onto Yaphank-Middle Island Rd/CR-21. 1.4 mi
4 Turn left onto Middle Country Rd/RT-25. Middle Country Rd is 0.1 miles past

Middle Island Rd and Longwood Public Library is on the corner 1.2 mi
(If you are on Rocky Point Rd and reach Middle Island Rd you've gone about 0.4 miles too far)
5 281 MIDDLE COUNTRY RD is on the right.
Your destination is just past Church Ln
If you reach Park Ln you've gone about 0.1 miles too far

ONGOING MEETINGS EACH Second Thursday of the month

RIDGE LYME DISEASE

SUPPORT GROUP

EMPIRE STATE LYME DISEASE ASSOCIATION INC

DATE: Meetings on EACH Second Thursday of the month
TIME: 1 - 2:30 pm

Oct 11, Nov 8 and Dec 13
WHERE: Ridge Civic Center, Panamoka Trail, Lake Panamoka, Ridge, NY

Going west on Rt. 25, you make a right onto Panamoka Trail; go 3 blocks and the Civic Center is on the right - you will see the firehouse across the street.

Heading east on Rt. 25, go past the William Floyd Parkway intersection and continue east until you see "Panamoka Trail road sign on the left. Go left, head three blocks and the Civic Center is on the right.

Ongoing Presentation:

LYME DISEASE

HAVE YOU BEEN MISDIAGNOSED?

Lyme disease mimics Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, ALS, MS, Lupus, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and several other conditions. People who are misdiagnosed find later on, that the 'culprit' was Lyme disease.

We will also discuss the AUTISM-LYME CONNECTION

Discussion: Open Forum

An open forum will follow the presentation when participants are encouraged to raise questions, exchange ideas and experiences, make connections, and locate resources, drawing from the extensive experience of support group members.

All with questions about Lyme & tick-borne disease are welcome to attend!

Free and Open to the public.
Info 631- 929-6142 or Cathy at chahn720@verizon.net

And go to: www.EmpireStateLymeDiseaseAssociation.org

MEETINGS ARE HELD THE SECOND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED

SEE BELOW FOR BLACK AND WHITE FLYER

RIDGE LYME DISEASE

SUPPORT GROUP

EMPIRE STATE LYME DISEASE ASSOCIATION INC

DATE: Meetings on EACH Second Thursday of the month
TIME: 1 - 2:30 pm

Oct 11, Nov 8 and Dec 13
WHERE: Ridge Civic Center, Panamoka Trail, Lake Panamoka, Ridge, NY

Going west on Rt. 25, you make a right onto Panamoka Trail; go 3 blocks and the Civic Center is on the right - you will see the firehouse across the street.

Ongoing Presentation:

LYME DISEASE

HAVE YOU BEEN MISDIAGNOSED?

We will also discuss the AUTISM-LYME CONNECTION

Discussion: Open Forum

All with questions about Lyme & tick-borne disease are welcome to attend!

Free and Open to the public.
Info 631- 929-6142 or Cathy at chahn720@verizon.net

And go to: www.EmpireStateLymeDiseaseAssociation.org

MEETINGS ARE HELD THE SECOND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED

The Empire State Lyme Disease Association is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness of tick-borne diseases and supporting patients and the doctors who treat them.