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definitely a symptom i have had, yeah us!

On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 3:28 PM, ptm82379 <ptm82379@...> wrote:

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> I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> bright background.

> I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

> frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

>

> Does this sound familiar to anyone?

>

> If so did it go away with treatment?

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I have had these symptoms since I was infected. They come and go. Also, my eye

(only the left one) gets crimson red (like the terminator) like every blood

vessel has hemorrhaged. All part of the dissemination of bacteria and very

common. They are nuisances but not life threatening.

Molly

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Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 11:50:12 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] visual symptoms

definitely a symptom i have had, yeah us!

On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 3:28 PM, ptm82379 <ptm82379@...> wrote:

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>

> I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> bright background.

> I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

> frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

>

> Does this sound familiar to anyone?

>

> If so did it go away with treatment?

>

>

>

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Yes, those are the symptoms I've had with bartonella. And also flashing lights

in my peripheral vision that I notice at night.

The first time I happened I went to the eye doctor and he said it was an ocular

migraine and would go away in a few days.

Long story and second opinions, etc., it didn't go away for months until I

started taking ionic colloidal silver and using

the DP300.  Now the flashing lights, headaches, pulse flashing and blurred

vision have all been gone for a few months

and I only have a few fuzzy floaters left. They are getting progressively

fainter, thankfully. I've been treating for about 6 months.

Carol

I truly believe that what you give to the world will be returned to you; maybe

not all at once or in the way that you expect it but if you give your very best,

the very best will come back to you.  - Anonymous

 

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From: le Handy <kndplus2@...>

Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 11:50:12 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] visual symptoms

definitely a symptom i have had, yeah us!

On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 3:28 PM, ptm82379 <ptm82379@...> wrote:

>

>

> I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> bright background.

> I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

> frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

>

> Does this sound familiar to anyone?

>

> If so did it go away with treatment?

>

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What is the DP300

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From: Carol <aftonlight@...>

Sent: Thu, June 24, 2010 8:07:20 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] visual symptoms

Yes, those are the symptoms I've had with bartonella. And also flashing lights

in my peripheral vision that I notice at night.

The first time I happened I went to the eye doctor and he said it was an ocular

migraine and would go away in a few days.

Long story and second opinions, etc., it didn't go away for months until I

started taking ionic colloidal silver and using

the DP300. Now the flashing lights, headaches, pulse flashing and blurred

vision have all been gone for a few months

and I only have a few fuzzy floaters left. They are getting progressively

fainter, thankfully. I've been treating for about 6 months.

Carol

I truly believe that what you give to the world will be returned to you; maybe

not all at once or in the way that you expect it but if you give your very best,

the very best will come back to you. - Anonymous

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From: le Handy <kndplus2@...>

Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 11:50:12 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] visual symptoms

definitely a symptom i have had, yeah us!

On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 3:28 PM, ptm82379 <ptm82379@...> wrote:

>

>

> I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> bright background.

> I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

> frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

>

> Does this sound familiar to anyone?

>

> If so did it go away with treatment?

>

>

>

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I believe this what she is referring to

http://meissnerresearch.com/products/dp300

> Re: [ ] visual symptoms

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> definitely a symptom i have had, yeah us!

>

> On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 3:28 PM, ptm82379 <ptm82379@...> wrote:

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> >

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when

> looking at

> > a bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get

> blurred vision

> > quite frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see

> my pulse as

> > a black flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

> >

> >

> >

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Yes, thank you .

 

I truly believe that what you give to the world will be returned to you; maybe

not all at once or in the way that you expect it but if you give your very best,

the very best will come back to you.  - Anonymous

 

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Sent: Thu, June 24, 2010 1:09:09 PM

Subject: RE: [ ] visual symptoms

 

I believe this what she is referring to

http://meissnerresearch.com/products/dp300

> Re: [ ] visual symptoms

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> definitely a symptom i have had, yeah us!

>

> On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 3:28 PM, ptm82379 <ptm82379@...> wrote:

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> >

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when

> looking at

> > a bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get

> blurred vision

> > quite frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see

> my pulse as

> > a black flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

> >

> >

> >

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What is a DP300

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> >

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> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> > bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

> > frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> > flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

> >

> > 

> >

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I just saw Dr. Ingeborg Dziedzic an opthamologist who knows about lyme in

Pleasantville, NY and her phone number is 914-769-0400 and 914-769-1405 because

of all my eye issues with lyme....Regards, Dolores

From: ptm82379 <ptm82379@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: visual symptoms

Date: Friday, June 25, 2010, 12:56 AM

 

What is a DP300

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> >

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> > bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

> > frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> > flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

> >

> > 

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You have a alink about it please?

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Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2010 00:56:15 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: visual symptoms

What is a DP300

>

> >

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> > bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

> > frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> > flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

> >

> >

> >

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You have a alink about it please?

From: ptm82379@...

Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2010 00:56:15 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: visual symptoms

What is a DP300

>

> >

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> > bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

> > frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> > flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

> >

> >

> >

>

>

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> I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a bright

background.

> I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black flash

in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

>

> Does this sound familiar to anyone?

>

> If so did it go away with treatment?

>

Absolutely! I actually went to the eye doctor who said he couldn't see anything

wrong. I was getting paranoid to drive at night because of objects " moving, "

and light tracers; I couldn't tell distance because of the distorted night

vision. I was also very " reactive " if a car quickly approached an intersection

without appearing to slow down - my first thought was PSD from an auto accident

--- that too went away after a few months of treatment.

As far as neurological symptoms - I had even been sent to a neurologist for the

shooting pains, tingling, and numbness ... as well as free falling feelings and

feeling detatched from my body. I was told I could be having minor seizures and

depression. Sooooo many things missed - BUT my LLMD knew what to look for ... I

have Lyme, babesia, and bartonella .... been on meds since November and many

symptoms have subsided.

My question to those who have a bit more experience here - While most of the

true " pain " I was having, especially the pain that locked up my left arm so I

couldn't use it, has subsided. However, I still have extreme fatigue .. to the

point of where walking can be difficult. While I am a bit overweight, I am an

active person - one who enjoys riding my horses and running agility with my

dogs. I have not been able to do either since this round of Lyme hit in August

(apparently I have had it for many years, but it was never diagnosed or treated

properly because I never had the bullseye rash ! )I originally found a deer tick

on me five years ago, but based on my symptoms, it looks like I have had it for

at least fifteen years - I left my original job partly due to what I have found

to be Lyme complex symptoms.

Does the muscle fatigue ever go away?? I've been quite positive about things -

but now that it's show season, and I can't compete, I'm getting in a funk :o((

Patti

>

> I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at

a

> bright background.

> I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision

quite

> frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a

black

> flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

>

> Does this sound familiar to anyone?

>

> If so did it go away with treatment?

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patti,

have you been checked for anemia (low iron)? i had extreme fatigue and i had

no clue it was i had low iron. i have been taking floradix, it has helped so

much!!!! i also take a supplement my llmd sells called multi-energy plus by

researched nutritionals, that helps too.

do not take any iron supps unless you know you need them, it can be

dangerous!!

On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 6:46 AM, kpyoung@... <kpyoung@...>wrote:

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>

>

>

>

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision

> quite frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a

> black flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

> >

> Absolutely! I actually went to the eye doctor who said he couldn't see

> anything wrong. I was getting paranoid to drive at night because of objects

> " moving, " and light tracers; I couldn't tell distance because of the

> distorted night vision. I was also very " reactive " if a car quickly

> approached an intersection without appearing to slow down - my first thought

> was PSD from an auto accident --- that too went away after a few months of

> treatment.

>

> As far as neurological symptoms - I had even been sent to a neurologist for

> the shooting pains, tingling, and numbness ... as well as free falling

> feelings and feeling detatched from my body. I was told I could be having

> minor seizures and depression. Sooooo many things missed - BUT my LLMD knew

> what to look for ... I have Lyme, babesia, and bartonella .... been on meds

> since November and many symptoms have subsided.

>

> My question to those who have a bit more experience here - While most of

> the true " pain " I was having, especially the pain that locked up my left arm

> so I couldn't use it, has subsided. However, I still have extreme fatigue ..

> to the point of where walking can be difficult. While I am a bit overweight,

> I am an active person - one who enjoys riding my horses and running agility

> with my dogs. I have not been able to do either since this round of Lyme hit

> in August (apparently I have had it for many years, but it was never

> diagnosed or treated properly because I never had the bullseye rash ! )I

> originally found a deer tick on me five years ago, but based on my symptoms,

> it looks like I have had it for at least fifteen years - I left my original

> job partly due to what I have found to be Lyme complex symptoms.

>

> Does the muscle fatigue ever go away?? I've been quite positive about

> things - but now that it's show season, and I can't compete, I'm getting in

> a funk :o((

>

> Patti

>

>

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> > bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision

> quite

> > frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> > flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

>

>

>

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patti,

have you been checked for anemia (low iron)? i had extreme fatigue and i had

no clue it was i had low iron. i have been taking floradix, it has helped so

much!!!! i also take a supplement my llmd sells called multi-energy plus by

researched nutritionals, that helps too.

do not take any iron supps unless you know you need them, it can be

dangerous!!

On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 6:46 AM, kpyoung@... <kpyoung@...>wrote:

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision

> quite frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a

> black flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

> >

> Absolutely! I actually went to the eye doctor who said he couldn't see

> anything wrong. I was getting paranoid to drive at night because of objects

> " moving, " and light tracers; I couldn't tell distance because of the

> distorted night vision. I was also very " reactive " if a car quickly

> approached an intersection without appearing to slow down - my first thought

> was PSD from an auto accident --- that too went away after a few months of

> treatment.

>

> As far as neurological symptoms - I had even been sent to a neurologist for

> the shooting pains, tingling, and numbness ... as well as free falling

> feelings and feeling detatched from my body. I was told I could be having

> minor seizures and depression. Sooooo many things missed - BUT my LLMD knew

> what to look for ... I have Lyme, babesia, and bartonella .... been on meds

> since November and many symptoms have subsided.

>

> My question to those who have a bit more experience here - While most of

> the true " pain " I was having, especially the pain that locked up my left arm

> so I couldn't use it, has subsided. However, I still have extreme fatigue ..

> to the point of where walking can be difficult. While I am a bit overweight,

> I am an active person - one who enjoys riding my horses and running agility

> with my dogs. I have not been able to do either since this round of Lyme hit

> in August (apparently I have had it for many years, but it was never

> diagnosed or treated properly because I never had the bullseye rash ! )I

> originally found a deer tick on me five years ago, but based on my symptoms,

> it looks like I have had it for at least fifteen years - I left my original

> job partly due to what I have found to be Lyme complex symptoms.

>

> Does the muscle fatigue ever go away?? I've been quite positive about

> things - but now that it's show season, and I can't compete, I'm getting in

> a funk :o((

>

> Patti

>

>

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> > bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision

> quite

> > frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> > flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

>

>

>

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i have the flashing lights in periperal vision too...and the blurred vision real

bad...i didnt know it was a symptom of bartonella...i also have this strange

sensation in my feet they feel like sandpaper when they touch anything..and my

skin feels so strange...and also constant buzzing and tingling all over...and

severe headaches 24/7...i was diagnosed with h pylori just about a week ago...on

top of my lyme and babesia..and i think i have bartonella too..my doc stopped my

ceftin and put me on prevpac for the h pylori bacteria..im still so ill nothing

seems to help any of my symptoms..no matter what i do....so scared

sometimes...been ill so long now...

From: ptm82379 <ptm82379@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: visual symptoms

Date: Thursday, June 24, 2010, 8:56 PM

 

What is a DP300

>

> >

> >

> > I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a

> > bright background.

> > I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

> > frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black

> > flash in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

> >

> > Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> >

> > If so did it go away with treatment?

> >

> > 

> >

>

>

>

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Yes these are occular migraines but not a true migraine. It is very common with

weakened immune systems which is why people with Lyme have them. You may notice

them when you are more fatigued. That is when I would get them and then they

would go away for awhile.

Fortunately my Lyme is gone after few months of Tong Ren and no more flashes.

>

> I constantly see these little randomly moving objects when looking at a bright

background.

> I also see fuzzy halos around lights at night and get blurred vision quite

frequently. I get some crazy headaches and I can see my pulse as a black flash

in the lower 1\3 of my field of view.

>

> Does this sound familiar to anyone?

>

> If so did it go away with treatment?

>

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