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That is such great news Janice! I hope you have continued good health. Thanks for sharing. Always good to hear a happy ending...
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Tammy N.
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At first I wasn't sure what you meant....done as in fed up, or done as in remission. Sounds like remission.
Sending you a hearty congratulations!!!
Wishing you the very best of health in the future. Enjoy your life!!
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janice victorov
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Thank u
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hiker53
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Praise God!
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RZR
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Way to go, Janice! Doing the happy dance for ya!
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Praise God! I am only just passing year one and it is hard. Thanks for the encouragement!!
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Catgirl
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Right on Janice! Enjoy (you're free)!
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- Fabulous. Absolutely Fabulous. Enjoy life. -
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Congratulations Janice! My very best wishes for continued good health. Was the three years on iv and orals or just orals?
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BoxerMom
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Congrats!!! Now get out there and enjoy life! :-)
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That's fantastic news! How long have you been off any tx?
Gael
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I am so glad to hear this! Congratulations! I've been wondering if there will be a time where I can say the same; just beginning my journey.
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Jane2904
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Congrats!!! So happy for you.
Thanks for posting it gives me hope for our daughter.
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MannaMe
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Wonderful!
Gives me hope for my husband - it will be 2 years of treating for him, this summer.
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Having just crossed the 2.5 years of treatment mark myself, it is encouraging to know that lasting relief might soon be on the horizon. May I ask just how long your "plus" in the 3-plus years, actually was?
Atop of being IGeneX/CDC-positive for Lyme, I am also IGeneX-pos for Babesia (microti). Am just curious if you also had other tick-borne infections that you had to tackle through sustained treatment?
I know that my stealth Babs infection really wreaks havoc on my yet-unrelenting Lyme. Go figure.
Well again, many congrats on your long, and undoubtedly well-fought journey back to health!!!
You deserve all the best as you healthily move forward with your life! Told you...
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Did you fall into the category that you had to get much more & developed NEW symptoms while on treatment?
That it was confusing & it seemed like it was never ending, with migrating symptoms daily?
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Ellen101
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So happy for you Janice, but I'm confused. How did you know that your recent symptoms you posted about were no longer related to Lyme? I struggle with some of the same ones.
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CD57
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Janice...what got rid of the Bart???
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Fantastic! Hurray for you AND your LLMD. I would like to know who that was!
Happy endings do happen.
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Congratulations.. encouraging to hear of others' successes!!!
How was was the decision determined? Only by how you were feeling? Any specific testing?
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