I did it!

[Guest guest]

Fantastic, Jane! Thank you for sharing your joy in being able to

reclaim your life with us. cws

> Hello Fellow Lymies

> I thought I would add my positive story to the others I've been

reading.

> Last year I was out of work on sick leave. Lyme and spine surgery

had

> this previously active woman down. While I am still dealing with

Lyme and

> the damage to my spinal cord, I'm also reclaiming my life piece by

piece.

>

> I returned to work 4 days a week in the fall, low and behold, I've

taken just

> one sick day and that was for medical tests that couldn't be done

on my

> one day off. Yesterday I got back up on skis! I had a full day of

private

> lessons

> with the adaptive ski foundation. Okay, so I spent a lot of time

close to the

> snow, but I haven't laughed that hard in sooo long. I felt so

free! I'm

> clearly not

> the skier I was before the Lyme and spinal cord injury, however I

am finding

> my way back. Heck, I enjoyed learning to ski the first time

around, so

> relearning

> will be even more fun!

>

> There is hope! We can lead the lives we want to despite Lyme.

> Wishing all well!

> Jane

[Guest guest]

Well, I just mailed my prescription out to the pharmacy yesterday so I assume

with in the next few weeks once the whole process is through I will have the LDN

to start.

I want to say I have appreciated everyone's help, but also I appreciate reading

about how LDN is affecting each of you . Your diaries or reports back. I am

going to try to do that too.

I think its important to have frank sharing of how any drug is affecting us,

good bad ugly miraculous. The more balanced a picture we can get of whats

happening, the better the decisions we can make for ourselves.

Thank you all for sharing!

A.