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Offline Maria Regina

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Leprosy and Typhus in Los Angeles.
« on: September 07, 2019, 02:58:16 PM »
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  • Los Angeles has become a Third World Country with streets full of fleas and huge oriental cockroaches, and diseases such as leprosy, tuberculosis, typhus, scabies, and West Nile Virus. There are forms of leprosy and tuberculosis (both caused by a similar bacteria) that are no longer curable as this type of bacteria has now become resistant to all antibiotics, much like MRSA has.

    Not only the homeless, but also elderly and disabled residents of skilled nursing homes are at risk for these horrible diseases because of their low immunity.

    If possible, never place your loved ones in these skilled nursing homes. I speak from experience as one of my relatives died a horrible death with all kinds of infections that she had picked up at a skilled nursing facility near San Francisco.

    https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-09-06/leprosy-could-be-next-public-health-crisis-hit-los-angeles


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    Leprosy cases are emerging in Los Angeles County, according to a recent study revealed in a Reuters Health report and its co-author Dr. Maria Teresa Ochoa of Keck Medical Center of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles told Reuters Health that she’s urging the public to “fight the stigma.” ...


    Lord have mercy.


    Offline Seraphina

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    Re: Leprosy and Typhus in Los Angeles.
    « Reply #1 on: September 07, 2019, 03:32:39 PM »
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  • Strike L.A. off my vacation list!


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    Re: Leprosy and Typhus in Los Angeles.
    « Reply #2 on: September 07, 2019, 10:01:06 PM »
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  • Offline Maria Regina

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    Re: Leprosy and Typhus in Los Angeles.
    « Reply #3 on: September 08, 2019, 12:55:54 AM »
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  • Strike L.A. off my vacation list!
    Why do these migrants continue to come into the USA bringing their incurable diseases, and we are expected to ignore this?
    Is it humane to allow them to spread their infections and cause the death of thousands or even millions?
    Lord have mercy.

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    Re: Leprosy and Typhus in Los Angeles.
    « Reply #4 on: September 08, 2019, 04:39:23 AM »
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  • Leprosy Could Be The Next Public Health Crisis To Hit Los Angeles

    This sounds awfully like scaremongering and hysteria to me.
    Firstly, because Leprosy is not that contagious, and also that it takes so many years to show up that it cannot possibly be the "next" public health crisis. So inless you go to LA to live with and minister to the infected homeless you will have a snowball's chance in hell of contracting leprosy.

    I have had some experience with sufferers of Hansen's disease over a number of years and am reasonably hale and hearty, thank God. So the sky is not falling, yet.

    So you could leave LA on your list, Seraphina. Just don't go in danger areas. ;)
    Help of Christians, guard our land from assault or inward stain,
    Let it be what God has planned, His new Eden where You reign.


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    Re: Leprosy and Typhus in Los Angeles.
    « Reply #5 on: September 08, 2019, 04:42:59 AM »
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  • Leprosy Could Be The Next Public Health Crisis To Hit Los Angeles

    This sounds awfully like scaremongering and hysteria to me.
    Firstly, because Leprosy is not that contagious, and also that it takes so many years to show up that it cannot possibly be the "next" public health crisis. So inless you go to LA to live with and minister to the infected homeless you will have a snowball's chance in hell of contracting leprosy.

    I have had some experience with sufferers of Hansen's disease over a number of years and am reasonably hale and hearty, thank God. So the sky is not falling, yet.

    So you could leave LA on your list, Seraphina. Just don't go in danger areas. ;)

    Sorry for the repeat. I was trying to tone down the "sceaming".
    Help of Christians, guard our land from assault or inward stain,
    Let it be what God has planned, His new Eden where You reign.

    Offline Troubled30

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    Re: Leprosy and Typhus in Los Angeles.
    « Reply #6 on: September 08, 2019, 08:18:45 AM »
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  • Leprosy, typhus and TBC are showing up again in big cities all around western civilization, when they were erradicated.

    The cause? The massive inmigration from poorer countries/areas. A lot of these people didn't have inmunizations at young ages and because of poverty and malnutrition they contracted diseases such as leprosy or TBC.

    Im not saying its their fault, no. But its not my fault or my family's fault, too. And we, people who lived in areas where these diseases were erradicated are exposed to this problem now and the State has to pay the medicines and treatments to this people, even if there is no Free Healthcare system, because its a public health problem...

    There is  a very big problem with illegal aliens and diseases is one of these....

    The media doesn't want to cover this stuff because it could lead to anti immigration riots.... not only in L.A. or the U.S... 


    Offline Maria Regina

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    Re: Leprosy and Typhus in Los Angeles.
    « Reply #7 on: September 08, 2019, 03:31:53 PM »
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  • The Hill

    Is a Dark Ages disease the new American plague threat?
    By Dr. Marc Siegel, opinion contributor — 09/08/19 03:00 PM EDT

    ... Untreated, Hansen’s disease causes disabilities over time, with the peripheral nerves affected and the fingers and toes becoming numb. Multibacillary Hansen's disease, the more serious version, also causes skin lesions, nodules, plaques and nasal congestion. With eye involvement, corneal ulcers and sometimes blindness can occur.

    According to the CDC, there are between 100 and 200 new cases of leprosy reported in the U.S. every year. A study just released from the Keck Medical Center at the University of Southern California looked at 187 leprosy patients treated at its clinic from 1973 to 2018 and found that most were Latino, originating from Mexico, where the disease is somewhat more common, and that there was on average a three-year delay in diagnosis, during which time the side-effects of the disease — usually irreversible, even with treatment — began to occur.  ...

    To read the complete article, please visit: https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/460442-is-a-dark-ages-disease-the-new-american-plague-threat

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    Many people are allergic to the three antibiotics that are used to treat leprosy. In addition, this drug cocktail does have pernicious side effects that can leave one disabled and/or unable to walk. I cannot take this drug cocktail. It would kill me.

    I studied microbiology where we studied leprosy and tuberculous. These two diseases are caused by the same type of bacteria, called mycobacteria. Mycobacteria are enveloped with a protective layer that makes these special types of bacteria resistant to antibiotics. This is why three antibiotics are needed in this drug cocktail.

    Not only do mycobacteria have this protected envelope, but also they have been infected by viruses, which enables them to mutate and become drug resistant. This is the real danger for both Tuberculous and Hanson disease or leprosy.

    The good doctor who wrote the opinion piece above does not mention these problems in an attempt to prevent us from becoming scared, but we should be prepared. We should know what is out there in the streets of Los Angeles.

    About ten years ago, a good friend lost her husband to a particularly aggressive strain of tuberculous. He had contracted it in Los Angeles where he had volunteered to help the homeless. Leprosy also has very aggressive strains that can kill.
    Lord have mercy.