Marz
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I don't check in too often because I do quite well most of the time. (Have had LD since 1992) But, I have the dull headache in the back of my head making me feel sleepy all the time, a tight neck, but it's not sore, but the most disturbing is that I feel like I have no bones in my body and the feeling you get when you're recovering from being tickled, but feel that way all over. I don't ever remember feeling this way when I was in any of my bad phases ever. I've felt this way six days now! My body wants to be horizontal. Sitting and standing is like fighting gravity.
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lymeHerx001
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vertigo maybee?
Ive had this for a year and its most disturbing.
My body just doesnt feel right. when my arms are in front they dont feel that way.
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beachcomber
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Marz:
Your post caught my eye because I absolutely hate Jell-O. When I was in hospital I could not keep any food down, except for Jell-O, oatmeal and yogurt. I really don't like food that wiggles.
That said, I get that feeling when my yeast is out of control. Are you on abx? If so, you might want to consider a sugar free (Jell-O free) diet and some antg-fungals jus to see if that helps.
Have you called your doc? I know lots of people are hesitant to do that - don't want to bother the dear doc...
BUT here's my philosophy: I ain't a doc - instead I am a big weenie cry baby - and I want my doc to know if I'm experiencing any new weird crap.
If you can't FEEL your bones, as you say, that really says to me that it could be a CNS problem because it's the CNS that allow you to FEEL - not your bones themselves. (This is what I remember from my massage therapy classes - I could be wrong, of course, so remember that was a gentle suggestion and not a diagnosis, and it was given at no charge.)
Go ahead & pick up the phone - call the doc. Better safe than sorry, eh?
Blessings,
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Marz
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quote:Originally posted by beachcomber: Marz:
Your post caught my eye because I absolutely hate Jell-O. When I was in hospital I could not keep any food down, except for Jell-O, oatmeal and yogurt. I really don't like food that wiggles.
That said, I get that feeling when my yeast is out of control. Are you on abx? If so, you might want to consider a sugar free (Jell-O free) diet and some antg-fungals jus to see if that helps.
Marz
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I've been taking ThreeLac for Candida for over a month now and never felt any improvement as some people report they do. I've been taking GSE for months. All questionnaires for Candida come out very low for me. I don't really like sweets and love salads. Since I often can't sleep or I wake up in the middle of the night I might take about 1/3 glass wine to get back to sleep (a no-no but I have to be able to get enough sleep to go work)
I still have a positive spit test for Candida in the morning. (Is this test infallible?)
The reason I started Threelac was to totally rule out Candida and then I would know the leftover symptoms are Lymes.
I'm not on abx now. I took doxicycline for three months at the beginning and for another six months later when my symptoms returned. I also was given diflucan back then because I tested borderline positive for yeast.
beachcomber
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Not sure I would drink the wine, although I can't wait until I can have a glass one day again.
Were you treated for Babs? My worst symptoms have been from Babs and Candida. The Lyme would come and go for years. But, when I was really really sick we treated for Babs and Candida and that made the Jell-O feeling go away, for the most part.
Just thinking outloud. Perhaps you should call your MD.
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