Pardon me if this has already been shared, but I read it last night and wanted to post for others. Several things jumped off the pages at me, including: "Elevated creatinine can be a sign of heavy metals." "When both Lyme and XMRV are present, CD57 may be less than 10." "PANDAS in kids often turns out to be Bartonella plus Lyme with the Strep riding along as a coinfection." "When in doubt on where to go with treatment, start with the gut." http://www.betterhealthguy.com/joomla/blog/257-bioresource-
2012-conference GlitchyMomma
I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV. All comments are based on my personal experience or opinion.
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Only major "bites" I remember were chigger bites in June 2000 and flea bites in early 2001.
First weird symptom was a panic attack w/ tachycardia in 2001. My husband brought me to the ER, and I was released when everything showed normal.
~June 2001 - Possible VERY early miscarriage, 10 EPTs were positive then I had a heavy menses a few days later. ER said I was never pregnant.
Hashimoto's Thyroiditis dx July 2003
Cholecystectomy March 2010
Vit D3 Deficiency 2011
Progesterone Deficiency 2011
Adrenal Fatigue September 2011
January 2012 Labcorp: IgG 41 Positive, IgG 18 Positive, IgG 23 Positive, IgM 39 Positive, IgM 41 positive
CD57 - 32
ABX: Doxy 28 days, Minocycline 30 days, Ceftin 37 days, 4/16/2012 started Azithromycin
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"When I was diagnosed about 18 months ago with fibromyalgia, I didn't know where to turn. I got on my computer and looked for a support group where I could talk to other people with the same disease and get some help...Information, suggestions, mostly just what I can do now that I have this.....disorder/disease/syndrome...I didn't even know what to call it. I found MDJ, and yes, there was a support group for fibro. I started a post, and figured I would never get an answer. However, very quickly I was welcomed in, and became really involved in the group. I received help, support, friendship and the feeling of being truly cared about by these strangers who had become like family to me. Now, I have been here for about a year and a half...I have become a group leader, and love every minute of it. It is so wonderful to be able to help others. I still receive help and answers from the members in this group. The fibromyalgia is where I go to help, support, listen, care and even laugh. I don't know what I would do without this group." (mabri)
