A Vaccination of a different variety

[St.CroixArcher]

New Lyme Disease Vaccine on the Horizon

Hunters are among the most likely to be impacted by Lyme Disease. Would you take a Lyme Disease vaccine if it were to become available?

www.bowhunting.com

Came across this article and found it interesting. Sounds like they have a ways to go but,
Would you get a yearly vaccination to prevent lymes or not?

 

[sweats]

I'd like to read that again when I haven't had as many beers as I have this evening, but I would get a Lyme's vaccine.

My wife had the bullseye rash and an inconclusive test result, so was treated for Lyme and it wasn't fun. However, she was lucky and hasn't had any issues since. One of my great aunts had lots of odd symptoms that no one could piece together that turned out to be Lyme's disease.

I've always gotten my dogs vaccinated for it.

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[Topdog]

I worked for a gov owned electric utility in 1998, in the line department, we were offered a Lyme disease vaccine way back then, myself and others didn’t take it, several did, shortly after they were having nasty side effects and lawyered up, I left so I have no idea what the outcome was, so apparently they have been trying for a while for a Lyme vaccine, if they could come up with a solid vaccine for Lyme it would definitely be worth it in my opinion.

 

[Vtbow]

If they had a solid vaccine, I'd take it in a second.