Sonya
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I just read your profile and our stories are so similar. I contracted Lyme sometime when I was 4 or 5 I believe. I had a mysterious illness for a month at that age and no doctor could figure it out, but then the drastic symptoms seemed to go away and I had neck and back pain from then on, which later escalated to now, where I'm 34 and couldn't walk for 2 months, eat or drink, etc... I'm sure you know the drill. I was diagnosed finally this year, June 2008 and began Alternative treatments with an LLND here in Washington State. I have a question for you (or someone using alternative meds).... I have had the Herpes Virus come up several times since my immune system is so down. It is not visible, but manifests in my nerves, mainly causes my heart to go weak which then causes me to not be able to breathe very well a lot of the time. My doctor put me on Andrographis (an antiviral and microbial) which helps sometimes, but it is so hard to find the right dosage because if I take too many drops, it kills more bacteria making my body bring up the virus again. Have you had to deal with this at all? Any ideas? Thanks so much for your time... Sonya Just diagnosed 4 months ago with Late Stage Lyme Disease. I am 34 years old and have suffered from Lyme symptoms since I can remember - 4 or 5 years old. Have "chronic fatique" and severe depression symptoms... although after 4 months of treatment the depression has disappeared!!! YIPPEE!! In bed all the time though, can only stand up for about 10 minutes until my body goes into a physical panic. If anyone can relate, please send me an email and we can share stories.
I am doing a "naturopathic" protocol with my doctor. It consists of antimicrobial herbs, Ondamed biofeedback (similar to Rife), Glutathione I.V.'s, nutritional I.V.'s, Digestive supplements and enzymes, probiotics, etc.... |
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