Re: left side/ right side

[Guest guest]

This is my understanding of right brain/left brain dominance:

Right brain is considered female, passive, artistic, intuitive, etc.

Left brain is considered male, active, logical, analytical, etc.

but ... below the neck it crosses and the right side becomes the male

characteristics and the left side the female.

Ballady

[Guest guest]

Well, i used to be republican/conservative, before i got sick. Now i

just plain hate most politics (and politicians)in general. However,

Lyme has not only affected the right side of my body,instead of the

left, but I am left handed. Who knows????????

>

> Had seen in earlier string that Lyme's often predominately effect's

> one side of the body -- typically the left.

>

> Just curious if this has anything to do with left/brain right brain

> dominance? which side is supposed to be more artistic? what is the

> other side supposed to be like?

>

> not sure why, but everyone I have met with chronic lyme's has tended

> to be artistically inclined -- have yet to meet conservative or

> republican with chronic lyme's... must just be a coincindence, right?

> please tell me that i am wrong about this -- how could a germ " choose

> its victims? " sounds too strange to be true.

>

[Guest guest]

This is strange, but interesting. I'd like to read more. Haven't heard

this before.

My Lyme effect is my left leg. I always assumed that was where I was

bitten.

Re: left/right side of brain: Some scientists recently dispute this

dichotomy, say it over-simplifies.

Supposedly left is the rational, cause and effect part of brain, your

acccountant eg, and the right is artistic and spontaneous, kinda like

us Geminis.

I'm withholding judgement - want to hear more.

ellen

>

> Had seen in earlier string that Lyme's often predominately effect's

> one side of the body -- typically the left.

>

> Just curious if this has anything to do with left/brain right brain

> dominance? which side is supposed to be more artistic? what is the

> othRe: er side supposed to be like?

>

> not sure why, but everyone I have met with chronic lyme's has tended

> to be artistically inclined -- have yet to meet conservative or

> republican with chronic lyme's... must just be a coincindence,

right?

> please tell me that i am wrong about this -- how could a

germ " choose

> its victims? " sounds too strange to be true.

>

[Guest guest]

Also, have you noticed -

(this is true at least for anyone I've met)

that left-handeds tend to be good in math?

....now, I supposed some left-handeda are going to prove me wrong.

(smile). Come to think of it, I'm good at math and I'm a rightie.

Oh well..

ellen

> >

> > Had seen in earlier string that Lyme's often predominately

effect's

> > one side of the body -- typically the left.

> >

> > Just curious if this has anything to do with left/brain right

brain

> > dominance? which side is supposed to be more artistic? what is

the

> > other side supposed to be like?

> >

> > not sure why, but everyone I have met with chronic lyme's has

tended

> > to be artistically inclined -- have yet to meet conservative or

> > republican with chronic lyme's... must just be a coincindence,

right?

> > please tell me that i am wrong about this -- how could a

germ " choose

> > its victims? " sounds too strange to be true.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My symptions are mostly on the right. I am not conservative/republican. I am

artistic. Joyce

loveznature <cindy_4798@...> wrote: Well,

i used to be republican/conservative, before i got sick. Now i

just plain hate most politics (and politicians)in general. However,

Lyme has not only affected the right side of my body,instead of the

left, but I am left handed. Who knows????????

>

> Had seen in earlier string that Lyme's often predominately effect's

> one side of the body -- typically the left.

>

> Just curious if this has anything to do with left/brain right brain

> dominance? which side is supposed to be more artistic? what is the

> other side supposed to be like?

>

> not sure why, but everyone I have met with chronic lyme's has tended

> to be artistically inclined -- have yet to meet conservative or

> republican with chronic lyme's... must just be a coincindence, right?

> please tell me that i am wrong about this -- how could a germ " choose

> its victims? " sounds too strange to be true.

>

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[Guest guest]

Okay, here's another question. What blood type are you all?

I am A+

Sam

joyce la fleur <loveandlight1111@...> wrote:

My symptions are mostly on the right. I am not conservative/republican. I am

artistic. Joyce

loveznature <cindy_4798@...> wrote:

Well, i used to be republican/conservative, before i got sick. Now i

just plain hate most politics (and politicians)in general. However,

Lyme has not only affected the right side of my body,instead of the

left, but I am left handed. Who knows????????

[Guest guest]

Just sticking my nose in and my two cents...for whatever it`s worth : ) I don`t

think lyme cares WHO it strikes ! I`m about as conservative as they come

(athough at this piont I feel all the polititions tick me off as well) and lyme

has definately kicked my but ! As for right side left side,...it`s got me ALL

over ! Left shoulder, right leg,hand, toe,...overall everywhere though.And I`m

NOT artisticly inclined...my daughter is ...does that count ? Oh, she`s got

lyme too...so she would fit that profile...but she`s a conservative...go

figure???? : ) in WV

joyce la fleur <loveandlight1111@...> wrote: You go Sam.

Lol.Liberal. Right on. Many are waking up to all the lies.

As far as the constipation I do saltand c plus herbs. Constipation got really

bad finally leveling out with more C & mag. Enemas and coffee enemas. Got to keep

these toxins moving. Take care Joyce

Sam Horner <dudehorner@...> wrote: I am left handed as well and use to

lean toward conservative/republican. I must say as of late I totally agree with

. I am totally fed up with all the political BS and dont even wanna hear

another add or even watch nightly news. Seems they are all the same with the

constant bickering back and forth and in reality its just one big high falluting

kickback/payback club. I call em republicrats - they all in it for themselves.

Maybe the ketes figured out I was leaning towards being A-political or maybe

even ohhhh my gosh Libertarian :-)

Sam

Oh btw I hear a lot of herbs on protocol being slightly constipating but in my

brief experience it has had the opposite effect but I do take 15g of S/C per

day.

[Guest guest]

I just tryin to remember but pretty sure i'm O+, southpaw, hillbilly, use to be

very creative and artistic, still a nutcase

Sam H

Okay, here's another question. What blood type are you all?

I am A+

Sam

joyce la fleur <loveandlight1111> wrote: My symptions are mostly on

the right. I am not conservative/ republican. I am artistic. Joyce

loveznature <cindy_4798 (DOT) com> wrote: Well, i used to be

republican/conserva tive, before i got sick. Now i

just plain hate most politics (and politicians) in general. However,

Lyme has not only affected the right side of my body,instead of the

left, but I am left handed. Who knows??????? ?

[Guest guest]

I am AB positive Joyce

Zawada <skzawada@...> wrote: Okay,

here's another question. What blood type are you all?

I am A+

Sam

joyce la fleur <loveandlight1111@...> wrote:

My symptions are mostly on the right. I am not conservative/republican. I am

artistic. Joyce

loveznature <cindy_4798@...> wrote:

Well, i used to be republican/conservative, before i got sick. Now i

just plain hate most politics (and politicians)in general. However,

Lyme has not only affected the right side of my body,instead of the

left, but I am left handed. Who knows????????

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[Guest guest]

Hello again fellow lymie's -- thank you for your responses

.... not sure if the left side/right side question was realistic, maybe

it is just that I have been struggling with trying to figure out " how

to navigate " through how everything in my world has changed!

I know that it must sound horrible, but sometimes it really feels good

to know that I am not alone! Not that I would want anyone else to

feel bad. I am really deeply moved and terribly sorry for the other

people who share their lyme experiences -- but somehow to know other

people that are struggling too, lets me know that I am not just crazy.

truthfully sometimes I do have to wonder how can I seem fine one day,

and then barely able to function an instant later! my problems are

mostly with fatigue, confusion and other brain/neurological stuff.

i am not sure if i am fortunate to " not look sick " , because nobody

else seems to understand why i should feel sick!... oddly enough,

sometimes with all of the supplements that i am taking my hair, skin

and nails have never looked better -- next, if i only had a brain!

>

> Had seen in earlier string that Lyme's often predominately effect's

> one side of the body -- typically the left.

>

> Just curious if this has anything to do with left/brain right brain

> dominance? which side is supposed to be more artistic? what is the

> other side supposed to be like?

>

> not sure why, but everyone I have met with chronic lyme's has tended

> to be artistically inclined -- have yet to meet conservative or

republican with chronic lyme's... must just be a coincindence, right?

> please tell me that i am wrong about this -- how could a

germ " choose its victims? " sounds too strange to be true.

>

[Guest guest]

When my symptoms became severe the muscles on the left side of my body

became weak, and I began to have a headache on the left side/top of my

head that never went away. It felt like the blade of an axe was stuck

in it. When I told a friend who was a nurse she said it sounded like

I'd had a stroke. Even though I was only about 19 and a stroke didn't

sound like something a teenager would have I was glad at least that

somebody thought my symptoms sounded serious! No doctor would even give

me so much as a pill for my terrible headache. And I did suddenly have

severe memory problems and more trouble speaking/finding words, as if

I'd had a stroke.

Over the years the head pain's shifted more to the right, though it's

an entirely different kind of pain. More in the center, and dull. I

feel it was induced, though. I had so much trouble trying to read the

way my left eye wouldn't track, or move around on me, that I trained

myself to read primarily with my right eye. Now I've got a permanent

headache from the muscle strain, I guess. Pfft.

It's confused me though that it felt like the left side of my brain

went somehow blank, became empty of memory (and the left side of my

head constantly hurt like the dickens). Yet the left side of the brain

controls the right side of the body, which is my stronger side.

I'm a liberal, but my lifestyle feels pretty conservative, ha. Don't

know what blood type. I grew up playing instruments...piano and violin.

I always liked to draw, but never felt I was as good at it as music.

in AK

>

> Had seen in earlier string that Lyme's often predominately effect's

> one side of the body -- typically the left.

>

> Just curious if this has anything to do with left/brain right brain

> dominance? which side is supposed to be more artistic? what is the

> other side supposed to be like?

>

> not sure why, but everyone I have met with chronic lyme's has tended

> to be artistically inclined -- have yet to meet conservative or

> republican with chronic lyme's... must just be a coincindence, right?

> please tell me that i am wrong about this -- how could a germ " choose

> its victims? " sounds too strange to be true.

>