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Friday, May 30, 2008
M.S., Parkinson's, or Simply Lyme Disease?
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9 comments:
It's amazing reading this article, because this exact same series of events happened to both myself and my brother. Though we both love in Australia where we were told that Lyme Disease doesn't exist. This began back in 1992 when my brother fell ill first, and then me a year later. It took 8 years before we were on the road to recovery after our diagnosis.
We were both diagnosed and tested for everything but Lyme Disease, and eventually told we had Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Knowing something else was up, we did our own research and pushed our doctor for the LD test for the final 2 years of being sick before he finally relented. When it came back positive, he was very red-faced indeed.
I am currently suffering of a long bought of Lyme from age 13 til 29(now). I have had most of these symptoms described above MINUS the rash. Many doctors dismiss patients if a rash does not present itself. The Lyme has now affected my central nervous system, causing moderate epilepsy at the age of 21, with tremors acompanying it, and memory issues.
I am unable to work, to much strain & fatigue causes convulsions. As i write this,I am no longer able to support myself, and am prepairing to move back in with my parents. Some people dismiss this as a simple infection, yet there is little research being done
I eagerly await your post about testing for lyme. I believe that the standard tests offered today may be inaccurate. That being said, if you are someone who thinks they have lyme, but test negative, then you have an undiagnosed food intolerance. Another condition that is also *never* diagnosed by a doctor. The symptoms are very similar to lyme, as they both directly affect the immune system. Also, it is statistically more likely that you will have a food inolerance.
Our medical profession is letting us down in a *huge* way concerning these disorders.
Read this book and learn to conquer (heal, eliminate) chronic dis-eases: http://www.amazon.com/Fasting-Eating-Health-Medical-Conquering/dp/0312130716/ref=pd_bbs_7?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1199016482&sr=8-7
This diet completely changed my health! I was always very sceptical towards alternative health approaches, now regret I haven't been more proactive in searching well-researched, solid explenations for our welfare illnesses.
If you're sceptic too, just give it a try and look at the results one month later! You can always go back to how the things are now (but my bet is ... :-)
greetings from Belgium
This is what i have been researching for the past month or so. Lyme is such a sneaky disease. Some people may even have it and not know. Some people get sent home by the the Dr. and are told to stop worrying. It is the most frustrating illness. There are many alternative protocols that are supposed to work compared to the standard antibiotic treatment if you can eventually get it. I have some links and videos with a lot of useful info on my site about this disease.
www.lifelyme.blogspot.com
Hey Phill !
I am wondering what food intolerance has to do with testing negative, are you pushing a holistic approach/explanation/opinion/treatment?
I have worked with Chinese medicine in conjunction with 'regular' medicine, and it has worked well. I just need to work on my diet a lot. A candida infection has destroyed my nails that are falling off.
I am the 'celtic myth' guy fr above.
To Celtic Myth...
Have you tested low on Vitamin D? Vitamin D will do wonders for rebuilding your nails and damaged hair and is something that is a major issue with those of us who have Lyme Disease, as well as most Americans because they don't get enough sun light.
ok I'm now NYPEDRO, I don't know where Celtic myth came from but I changed my nickname.
I have been thinking about vitamin D. I just recently caught a glimpse of an interview with Dr. Andrew Wyle (spelling?), and he was talking about his 20 or 30 years of taughting vitamin C, and is no longer recommending it, saying that he finds vitamin D far more effective. I guess he decided to move up the alphabet!
Thank you for making positive use of your terrible experience, to help others. Write On!
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