Also, Keri finds out some stuff about LE that she never knew before. Not surprising as LE has done just about everything. Please forgive the rampant freaking out.

In the Slice of Lyme, we discuss nutrition, and how it applies to Lyme and other illnesses.

One more thing. Since recording this episode we have gotten some pointers about podcasting, so if you don’t know, here are some references for who/what we are talking about:

LE is agoraphobic, obsessive-compulsive and has Lyme Disease. She is married to Mr. E.

Keri is bi-polar, among other things. Kyle is Keri’s 8 year old son, Josh is her husband, Marie is her toddler daughter. They are Mormon (not Molly Mormon, but still Mormon) and are having money problems so severe that they require help from their church to buy food.

Glad you’re caught up. On to the links. Well… not really… Mad Menagerie - This is the band that LE’s twin sister sings in. We don’t have a link for them. Sad, I know. We’ll figure something out if anyone is interested in the band. Dodgers Link - Again, not so much a link as some info. The Dodger game that LE and her sister sang the National Anthem for was on August 23, 1993.

Pics of scarf (that’s Keri with the stupid grin…)

Pic of Replacement Socks 1

SOTSii (Secret Of The Stole II)

Remember that all the links to our personal blogs and the Lyme Enigma Message board are on the side bar to the upper left. <— Thanks!

Keri

During the Slice of Lyme we discuss chronic fatigue and the wonderment that is exercise. (And why it’s always the first thing prescribed for our collective syndromes…)

Pics of SOTSii Clue 2 and Replacement Socks 1 are going to come later because I can’t find the energy to take pictures. Meh.

Pantheism

Humanism

Sock Pattern

Lisa’s Yarn

Review of the Week: Lyme Net Europe

Also, I talk a bit about my church to explain my week. I’m not preaching, ok? Just giving info about my situation.

Lots of links:

Free Rice

Official Mormon Site

Paper Torpedo Avatar Site

Official and Crappy Avatar Site

Distant Horizon Awesome Avatar fansite

White Willow again

Dyeing to Knit by Elaine Eskesen

Here’s the SOTSii clue 1.

Road Runner Balloon! Heee!

LE’s Analysis

CDC quote about not using the guidelines as a means for diagnosis

2nd paragraph toward the middle:

“This surveillance case definition was developed for national reporting of Lyme disease; it is not intended to be used in clinical diagnosis.”

Ok bye.

In this episode Keri goes on and on and on about what she’s working on, and the girls have a really good discussion during the Slice of Lyme. Also, before I forget AGAIN, the music is provided by Mad Menagerie. Cheers.

Chore Wars

Clapotis

White Willow Yarns

(Incidentally, if you want a list of the co-infections LE references, go to her blog. Thanks.)

Show #1 had no end music. And it was in the wrong format. (Which I fixed.)

Show #2 has a little bit of music over topping the speech in the beginning. Sorry about that. I’m not gonna fix it though because I’m kinda scared it’s going to mess up the feed or something. So, just so you know, all it says is my blog URL and I think part of LE’s. Not a big deal. Just annoying really. If I figure out how to fix it, I will fix it later.

Sorry again.

Mentioned in this podcast are the following links:

Jaywalker Socks

Lisa Souza Yarns

As well as the typical stuff already in the sidebar.

There will be pictures of Kitty and Katie coming soon as well.

Enjoy!

(Wait. Did I actually just go there? Ick. Nevermind…)

And some people liked it, too!

Dude… you just don’t even know… that freakin’ RULES! So I just wanted to let ya’ll know that LE and I have recorded #2 and are in the process of editing. We are planning on recording on Mondays, but don’t really have a schedule as to editing and what not.

SO!

Man, I just can’t believe it. Yay!

This episode referenced the following websites:

Keri’s Blog

LE’s Blog

Ravelry

Columbia University Lyme Research Center

Here’s the pic of LE’s knitted, crocheted dress for Katie.

And a close-up so you don’t think I don’t know the difference between what knit and crochet stitches look like…