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Catgirl
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I just saw the latest episode of RHOBH and Yolanda said she had parasites (2 feet long worms). She is also getting her fillings out.

She has a friend who overcame lyme (on the show) and she is helping her with info, so that's great news. Hang in there Yolanda!

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Too much sushi!

Hope this really helps her!

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Your right Lymetutu.

My LLMD says any time you eat Sushi take a parasite medication.

Praying Yolanda will get rid of lyme.

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I think removing the metals is only going to help. I'm just glad she has someone who has already gone through lyme treatment to guide her.

Parasites are so common (I've passed 2 foot worms and I don't eat sushi). Not finding them would have been one more thing to hold her back.

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I had them also (long worms) Too many people with Lyme disease are passing them. Not because they eat(ate sushi) but because the ticks are carrying them. The ticks are biting and sucking on lots of animals that are infected with parasites and passing the eggs on to humans!! They are also carrying Filarial Worms

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I also passed these parasites. I am so glad that Yolanda is talking about this.

Just read on Radaronline.com that her husband is telling pals that he thinks she was cured of Lyme disease a long time ago and that she is faking her illness. SO INFURIATING!!!! I always thought he was an a..h.

Thanks for posting this update Catgirl.

Gael

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OMG Gael, I can't believe her husband thinks she's faking it! What a D. He travels all the time, so he doesn't see everything. What a fool--she seems like such a wonderful person.

I think she's awesome for showing the world what lyme and company looks like on her.

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Good thing they split. Don't want to have to deal with this backstabbing from a spouse.
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