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This is Janet Sample from Wisconsin. You live in Ann Arbor? Are there any

good mito docs there? The reason I ask is because I may be over there this

summer for a month or two--not sure. My husband's sister and her husband

live a short distance from Ann Arbor in the country near South Lyons.

My son and I have very mild symptoms and he had a slight seizure last

November--more severe than his abscense ones where he lost his memory for a

few hours. We have the doc in Milwaukee but if we are going to be in

Michigan for a while would like to have the name of a doc just in case.

Re: didn't feel good, is this mito?

> Hi this is Bug in Michigan. I also got my dx's at U of M

> (Mitochondrial Myopathy and Lupus) and that's where all of my docs

> are currently. I live in Ann Arbor.

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> As Laurie said, not everyone can be on the same diet with mito.

> Each person responds differently and therefore even the docs won't

> likely give you a specific diet to conform to. For a few people

> with very clear-cut difficiencies certain diets definately work.

> For the rest of us it's trial and error. Generally, a balanced diet

> is best with moderate carbs throughout the day. Don't cut short on

> carbs but you don't want those to be all sugar and fat either. I

> would highly recommend you do a little internet searching and read

> up on the different types of carbs and how they work in your

> system. That was of great help to me. Keep in mind too that your

> body goes through changes monthly and when you have infections or

> other stress. Your dietary needs may likely change during those

> times too.

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> Bug

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