MOTION TO AMEND

Given the following evidence of AETNA’s continued abuse of Lyme victims, and given CT AG Richard Blumenthal’s and the State of CT’s lack of response to numerous request for assistance regarding this abuse of the CDC’s Lyme disease testing criteria, and in fact, the new conditions of the Plaintiff Dickson’s release, as of October 4, 2005 - which are that she is not to send information about Lyme disease to the State of CT - as stated in the corresponding motion of today’s date, Plaintiff would add this evidence of AETNA’s new policy as regards the treatment of Lyme disease, newly submitted to the ActionLyme International Patients’ Activists Group, by a Washington State ActionLyme member this morning, October 4, 2005. ActionLyme was founded by the Plaintiff Dickson in the summer of 1999.

The Plaintiff Dickson sent evidence of the scientific fraud in Lyme disease to the State of RI’s 2002 Tick Borne Diseases Commission after which RI legislation was passed to protect Lyme-treating physicians from insurance company harassment.

The conditions of the Lyme racketeering condition were submitted to AG Richard Blumenthal, but then the AAG Jessica Gauvin and the DCF principal attorney Sarah Gibson determined that this evidence was evidence of the Plaintiff’s insanity, including the RI Tick Borne Diseases Management Plan, the Plaintiff’s submission to the RI Commission which is linked to the Plaintiff’s website as http://actionlyme.org/RHODE_ISLAND.html

The ActionLyme group, with the website http://actionlyme.org, is the Plaintiff’s 3^rd website regarding the scientific fraud of Lyme disease, and now the First Amendment violations by the State of CT, against the Plaintiff Dickson, in which she was previous not allowed to “criticize the government,” as terms of her probation for AAG Jessica Gauvin’s psychosis.

CT AG Richard Blumenthal had asked CDC’s Paul Mead at the CT Second Lyme Disease Hearing in Jan 2004 to change the CDC’s website to make it clear that the CDC’s serodiagnostic standard not be used as a standard for serodiagnosis, but only as case reporting criteria (to the CDC), and Mead agreed. Mead then did not comply.

This document published by AETNA says:

 http://www.aetna.com/cpb/data/CPBA0215.html

Aetna considers outpatient intravenous antibiotic therapy medically necessary in

adult and pediatric members with the diagnosis of Lyme disease only when it is

based on the clinical presentation of signs and symptoms compatible with the

disease and supported by a positive serologic and/or cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)

titer by indirect immunofluorescence assay (IFA), Prevue Borrelia burgdorferi

antibody detection assay, or enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), which

itself is validated by a positive Western Blot Test (see CDC criteria in note*

below).

And is based on scientific fraud. Thus, this record is substantiation of the seriousness of the Plaintiff’s complaint regarding the general incompetence of the Connecticut government, and that this prosecution of the State of CT in the District of Rhode Island is imperative and fair.

Rhode Island has already addressed the problem of Lyme patient and Lyme physician harassment and passed legislation in 2002. Rather than assist the Plaintiff Dickson and her children who all have Lyme disease, the State of CT falsely accused the Plaintiff of being a terrorist instead of an activist, and threw the Plaintiff in the women’s prison in LYME, CONNECTICUT and gave Plaintiff’s children to a known child abuser and wife beater, Donald G. Dickson.

CERTIFICATION

This is to certify that the foregoing was faxed/mailed to:

AG RICHARD BLUMENTHAL

55 ELM STREET

HARTFORD, CT 06106

860-808-5387

This 11^th Day of October 2005

Kathleen M. Dickson, et al

23 Garden Street

Pawcatuck, CT 06379