Dan, encouraging Lyme post

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Dan

\Thank you for posting that. It is very encouraging to me. I have an FFC dr. I

have not yet rec'd my most recent lab results that were to include the lyme

test. In preparation for that I've been doing my homework on Lyme and I'm not

very encouraged by what I read. The best part is that this woman you speak of

goes to an FFC. I know all drs in those clinics aren't the same but I think

they try to maintain a similar protocol throughout the various clinics. Thank

you so much

Diane in MI

Re:Amelia, a: Lyme...improvement...

I write this as perhaps a little inspiration. A woman in our local CFS group

recently found

out (at the FFC Center) that she has lyme's. The doctor at the clinic was

honest enough to

tell her she wasn't that experienced regarding lyme treatment, so the woman is

looking for

a lyme-literate doc (perhaps she's found one by now).

Despite not treating it yet, she has made MIRACULOUS improvements over the

past 8-9

months by going gluten-free and getting on a rotation diet where she eats a

different diet

every four days. It's my understanding that this helps to reduce allergies or

sensitivities

and also help the gut heal at the same time.

The day of our last meeting, she had just come back from hiking 3,000 feet up

a smaller

mountain in our area. She rested about 45 minutes, then came to the meeting.

All this, and she hasn't even begun to treat the lyme's. And she's in her

60's.

That to me, is inspiring.

Dan

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> It is, probably, TOO LATE FOR ME IN THIS DISEASE PROCESS, TO REVERSE

> THIS,...SO IT DOES NOT MATTER, AT THIS POINT, WHETHER I HAVE LYME OR

NOT..and I

> don't have ACCESS TO A LYME-LITERATE DOC.

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> But, I am so glad that it has helped you..

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> Amelia

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