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I would like to further broaden my search beyond TX because from my understanding is TX is difficult as well.
I don't want to run across country with my disabled and totally bedridden daughter to the arms of possibly another state similar to what I am running from.
I got a few PMS suggesting Cali. Does anyone have any CALI Lyme Accepting doctors that will accept her medicare insurance so I can start research.
If anyone has a list I would love to review for most congregated doctors to narrow down if the move is a possibility even financial wise. Thank you so much for helping us in our journey in Lyme. Posts: 6 | From Usa | Registered: Feb 2017 | IP: Logged | Report this post to a Moderator Sbright16 Junior Member Member # 49902
Icon 1 posted 02-13-2017 01:53 AM Profile for Sbright16 Send New Private Message Edit/Delete Post Reply With Quote It doesn't matter to me as far as location in CA or TX because it is something I must do at this point. I will go to where THEY are (hoping that there is an established group to chose from)
I will take her to Natural/holistic/LLMD/MD/Integrative Dr. willing to treat her and knows how to and is not scared of her because of her current state.
She worries doctors because she is "work" as she is bedridden. This is why I will go anywhere at this point. I have to help her in anyway that I can somehow.
Please medicare or the government assistance and if self pay something that can be under $500 initial visit and continued under "$250" if it exists.
I don't know if I can purchase an insurance for her that the doctor will gladly accept but I will go that route too if I need too.
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