Posted by Librarian on 4/2/2002, 1:25 pm

I: A theory is just about what everybody has. And I guess, until you guys figure it out, I guess that's we'll all have to hold on to is our own personal theories. D: That's where science begins. Everyone is making their observations. This is what's happening is everyone's making their own observations. These are so key. Medicine has never advanced unless the patient, if you will, makes an observation. That's where medicine grows. Because we listen and we're able to learn. What people are doing is they're really pioneering. Maybe they didn't volunteer for the job. But, nevertheless their job really is to document their experiences so that we can be able to rapidly come up with a diagnosis. And this is probably, if you think about a diagnosis that was accelerated because of the internet this has gotta be the one. Because Lyme's disease was before the internet. And here we're, this is an Internet driven diagnosis. Where the diagnosis is being accelerated because of the use the internet. I: We have so many brilliant people in our group, who've come up all kinds theories and they do not sound half-baked. And only with your research and dedication through scientists will we find out what's really going on out there. Thank you very much. D: You’re welcome. We also depend on their observations to make a full team. Everyone has a role. And what I'll say is that they don't have to feel like they have to go out steering on their own anymore. So that we can all come forward as a team. Everyone can comfortably be in their space and know that the mission is being achieved. I: Very good, the mission is being achieved. I think we'll close on that. Thank you again. And to everybody who's listening, we need to stay united, stay tight and get there and we will do this. I honestly believe it. Thank you all. Goodnight. D: Goodnight.