I am looking for some friends who live in So NH. The son has had the bullseye twice and some of the rest of the family may have nuerological issues.
I'm also looking for info on any inexpensive conventional lyme *friendly* doctors in that area who may be able to talk to the family about lyme disease, run a few tests and then hopefully refer them to an LLMD. Their current doctors seem to be down playing lyme and the family is not sure what to beleive at this point.
Thanks for *any* info!
love and peace! caat
Posted by bettyg (Member # 6147) on :
caat, how OLD is their son? some have age restrictions?
have NO knowledge of conventional drs. there; hopefully members in that area can help you ok.
get back to me by PM on age of child, and i'll pm you kids llmds ok! thanks...
Posted by caat (Member # 2321) on :
Oh, sorry. All kids are over 18. Easier!
Bettyg, thanks so much for all the work you're doing here make sure you don't burn out OK?
I can wait a few days for someone from the area to answer, not a problem, no emergency.
I'll pm you the same as here. Thanks!
Posted by 22dreams (Member # 17846) on :
Sent you a PM of family practice information north of Boston. I don't know how close it is to the area your friends live in though.
Posted by bettyg (Member # 6147) on :
caat, check your pm for NH/MASS llmds info Posted by caat (Member # 2321) on :
thank you thank you thank you!
Any others? I'll wait a few days then look over this more closely and make a few calls.
The family is not sure about lyme, but the tick infection rate in rockingham county is as high as in lyme Conn. And I think it's very very very likely.....
Posted by Siciliano (Member # 15920) on :
Hi Caat--sending you info--know this will help your friends
My best to you....Mamie
Posted by jtavares76 (Member # 19216) on :
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make sure you don't burn out OK?