LYME DISEASE??

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Penny: This is a very informational post and the closest I've seen that

supports what we suspect her symptoms represent.

 

The Drs. in Texas don't even want to test for Lymes, let alone diagnose it.

Apparently it's a disease that's controlled, needs to be reported and with comes

it's own can of worms.

 

She and I have been pretty much just reading and trying to figure

out on our own what the Drs. won't tell us. She thought at one point that she

was going to have to fly out to Ca. in order to get a test, but finally found a

TXS Dr. that would do it...that said, he wouldn't diagnose it as such and it was

a negative anyway. She was on a trail of antibiotics when she had her tonsils

out.

 

Anyway, I wanted to thank you for sharing your experience with this. I've

printed your post and given it to her to read.

 

Thank you again!

 

Linda Amedee

TXIMPS - Co Regional

AHDR - Volunteer

Hopes Haven - Volunteer

www.feed-your-dog-naturally.com

 

 

On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 1:44 PM, Penny <pennyKwrote:

 

> Hi Linda,

> I too lurk here on this list but did want to comment about Tick

> borne diseases.

>

> Many of them are so very debilitating and most folks don't realize

> that once you get infected by any of the tick borne diseases they

> NEVER ever leave the body. Antibiotics if given soon after the

> infection (tick bite) within 24 hours MAY help to rid the body, but

> most all the time the tick borne infection will win and be found

> years to decades later.

>

> They will hide and lurk in the bodies connective tissues. Places

> like the joints that really aren't bathed in a normal blood supply.

> And what they do is cause a lot of joint pains - ie arthritis and

> rheumatism. Although they can affect kidneys, livers and hearts too.