Re: More infection questions Tony

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Sandy:

I knew you were a fellow horse owner by your email handle.

I also have horses, and went through periods were I couldn't walk-

much less ride - so I know the feeling of not being able to do

something you live to do.

You are probably infected with multiple pathogens, *maybe* stemming

from the immune supression that Lyme can induce in some people.

I had alot of neurological problems I won't get into right now,

but I also had measurable blood anomolies:

Low body temp, low Lymphocytes, periodic fevers, abnormal RBCs (RBC

fragments, many young RBCs- not too many older ones) and anemia.

What lab did your Lyme tests-? Did you have PCR or western blot?

And how long were you on abx.... where you tested for Babesia?

Barb

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> Tony,

> Thanks for all the helpful information on infections.

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>

> I have to take a stimulant to stay awake. I don't have narcoplsey

> but do feel brain dead and so sleepy without it.

> If I am awake this late it is because I took something to late.

> Sometimes these stimulants do not help.

>

> Pain is much worse than in the beginning of this.

> The neck and should pain was dx at first bursitis then tendonitis.

> Way back when it started I didn't feel bad all over or tired.

> I use to show horses and could not get enough of the barn or them.

> Now I just don't know if there is any hope that things will ever be

> better.

> After being treated for the lyme and talking several of those

> different antibiotics didn't help much. I feel like any hope is

> leaving.

> Do you think mercury plays any part in this? I only have three

> amalgams. I don't know if you remember a post last week but I was

a

> dental assistant for two years. Do you feel that vaccinations make

> people sick?

> Do these pathogens make our body temperature go down? Tests for

> thyroid low normal and cytomel didn't help.

> I sure hope you don't mind questions.

>

> Thanks,

> sandy

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