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ladyjenie
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I have been told by my LLMD that I may need to see a Lyme Rheumatologist.

Does anyone know of one they can refer that's either in Texas or a surrounding state?

My LLMD knows of one in New Jersey but I am unable to travel there due to my medical disability.

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jenie, i checked 2 lists; NONE in your area!!

found NY & WASH. STATE ones

post on the yahoo texas lyme board; link in my newbie letter or at top of seeking dr. by pmervine.


2nd choice, go to left side in leaf area, support groups, texas, and CALL LEADER; don't email; many are too sick to reply. good luck and good night [sleepy]

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Betty, thank you, I will give the Texas site a try. The LLMD gave me an 800# to call but with all the newbie paperwork he gave me I somehow misplaced the phone number.

I couldn't understand the need for a lyme rheumatologist if I have lyme. I thought the RA symptoms were part of lyme and would improve with ABX treatment. I am trying to reduce some of my doctors, not add more.

The LLMD's office assistant called today and left a message that my brain MRI was negative. Good news there.

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