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Re: Lyme Disease - anyone coping with it ?


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Posted by 1206SWMO on August 28, 2015 at 06:59:24 from (72.173.254.93):

In Reply to: Lyme Disease - anyone coping with it ? posted by Billy NY on August 28, 2015 at 05:24:34:

My wife was bitten by a tick in 1971 and went untreated for 37 long years...No doctor could diagnose it...She felt lousy all the time but the doctors all said it was all in her head.....Finally around Christmas 2007 she got real bad and could barely walk....She has terrible headaches with it..I and my son typed in all of her symptoms on google...They all pointed towards Lyme disease..

There are only two Lyme literate doctors in our entire state..We called one and he was booked up for a year and so was the other one..Two months later she was able to get in when someone cancelled...She was immediately diagnosed with Lyme and was put on high powered antibiotics...It helped her alot but she went back in to relapse in 2014...This time the antibiotics aren't working as good..She has just had Lyme for too long..

We know of 15-20 other people in our area with Lyme disease..I'm sure that there are others..Several went undiagnosed for years and ended up in wheel chairs..One died..We have referred 5-6 people to my wifes Lyme doctor 150 miles away and they are being treated by him..When we are at my wifes Lyme doctor lots of the patients are from out of state..Lyme must be taken serious...The quicker you get treatment the better.....Most local doctors don't know how to treat it even if they identify it....If after treatment things don't get better find a Lyme literate doctor..Good Luck..


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