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	<title>Comments on: Founder of Magnotta Dies</title>
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		<title>By: Dorothy Turcotte</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dorothy Turcotte</dc:creator>
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		<description>Everyone should be aware of the seriousness of Lyme disease. My friend&#039;s granddaughter, Nicole was bitten by a tick on Vancouver Island about four years ago. She is in a wheelchair, and has missed two years of high school. Her family has found it difficult - no, impossible - for her to get proper treatment in Canada. As a result they have sold the family home in order to take her to the United States for treatment. This is a national disgrace. If Nicole had been diagnosed and treated promptly, she would be living the life of a normal teen-ager. 
I am sorry Mr. Magnotta died, and my sympathy goes to his family. However, his death has brought this disease out into the public domain, so it has had a benefit after all.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Everyone should be aware of the seriousness of Lyme disease. My friend&#8217;s granddaughter, Nicole was bitten by a tick on Vancouver Island about four years ago. She is in a wheelchair, and has missed two years of high school. Her family has found it difficult &#8211; no, impossible &#8211; for her to get proper treatment in Canada. As a result they have sold the family home in order to take her to the United States for treatment. This is a national disgrace. If Nicole had been diagnosed and treated promptly, she would be living the life of a normal teen-ager.<br />
I am sorry Mr. Magnotta died, and my sympathy goes to his family. However, his death has brought this disease out into the public domain, so it has had a benefit after all.</p>
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