A Clue to a Cure?

[Lisa]

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[hummingbird]

Hi Lisa,
I also think the key to this could be in other animals that have adapted defenses to the bacteria. I read of one doctor that uses bee venom.

[Lisa]

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[ladycolorado]

here is a western field guide regarding the western fence lizard: http://www.sdnhm.org/fieldguide/herps/scel-occ.html. i think i may see if they have these things in the pet store, get a whole GAGGLE of them for my home, lol. although they do look like they could bite hard, might have to wait until my broken foot mends (LC).

[ladycolorado]

nah,ty lisa for wishing my foot well, i am just an average joe feel free to private message me anytime like. i am just like everyone else here, DETERMINED TO BEAT THIS STUFF WITH THE HELP OF ALL IN HERE, ALL OF US SOLVING OUR QUANDRY TOGETHER. as for bubba, she is awesome, and much smarter than me because she has her own website, as does linnnysue, and franky "ug me too much big dork" you know a line comes from patch adams : "in helping others i forget my own problems" and he also said in movie "in a moment of laughter they forget their pain, they have no pain". so i guess i would be don rickles, and hes pretty ugly and wrinkled, lol so i guess average joe is better. by the way, i was researching, these lizards supposed to be gentle, they CAN be kept as pets, (LC).

[ladycolorado]

well lisa, i aint wrinkled yet, shhh, lol. would not be a bad idea to let the loose in my yard but my puppy blitz would be eating them al (LC).