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Topic: Crossroads in Treatment...What was it like for you to Turn the Corner?

springshowers
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For those who have crossed over to being "better"

How did that feel..??

I truly feel I am at that point and the major herxing is over and I am able to tolerate all the hard core protocol treatments i have been embarking on now quite easily.

Still working on the detox treatments which are not so easy but getting easier.

I have noticed improvement in Pain level and improvement in fatigue.

Yet I am very tired and even exhausted and can not exert myself.

Do you agree this sounds like am at that line where I am actually at that cross road toward a new road?

Have others been in this spot and did you kinda just feel it and was not able to really get excited about it because it was not that tangible or real yet?

I am hopeful..

THANKS for listening.. and being there.

Not to confuse as I have had some horrible herxes. But each week not as badly overall..

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[ 10-07-2009, 09:03 PM: Message edited by: springshowers ]

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springshowers
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Such great news.. The Cold Laser and Ozone Sauna Detox methods that i could not tolerate I am starting to be able to much much much much better .....

I think it's a great sign!. ! ...

The weeks forward are going to really tell me alot but i feel i turning a corner of some sort.

I still predict ups and downs.

But. This is great news for me.!!!

yeah!

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seekhelp
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I have no idea, but I hope to be able to tell you someday. [Smile]

Great news! Hope it continues.

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sixgoofykids
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This is great!

Keep working on detox.

Work on exercising, it helps with detox and with getting stronger.

Also, read up on adrenal fatigue. A big part of getting truly well is getting the adrenals back in good shape. Lyme wears them out.

As the Lyme really goes away, that fatigue will lift. And don't be disappointed if you still herx when you change protocols.

It sounds like you are responsive to treatment, and that is a great thing! If you are like me you will continue to have ups and downs until you are well.

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springshowers
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Thanks thanks.

I hope so too Seek

Six.. yes I agree on detox. I am working hard..at it. as I do it it is getting easier.

I do have a life in fatigue and pain too..

But like I said energy levels are still quite low.

I do know and think I will continue to herx and go through more rounds of peeling the onion and layers of disase.

My goal with treatment was to get out of the deep rut I was in and moving toward healing. i was so stuck no matter what I was trying to do.

With each and every passing down lately i am gaining more hope. There are still ups and downs but its getting easier and more clear.

I slept like I never have before last night....

That was so NICE>

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Abxnomore
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It sounds very promising to me and keep in mind you are getting some very good comprehensive treatment.

IMO, things should continue to get easier for you and you will continue to improve. You also have to keep in mind that your are getting cutting edge treatments that not everyone has access to.

I'm very impressed with what I see they are doing for you at the Evita Center in Arizona. People have different theories on this but I have always felt that you have to go after this bug hard and aggressively and yes you will feel like you want to die but only then will you start to turn the corner.

Happy to hear you are tolerating the treatments better. [Smile]

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springshowers
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Thanks ABXnomore

I was wondering. Do you have your story somewhere?

By your screen name i would love to assume you have come to a place where you do not need to or have stopped using ABX and though.. I have not seen what your current status is or what you have been through etc?

I would love to hear about your experience.(s).

Thanks so much.. for your ongoing support and kind words and positive thinking..

You have very much stuck out as a very positive person here and it has made a difference ..

I want too make sure you know that.!

Blessings

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