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healthy2009
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Any of the members go to Greg Lee of Twofrogs center in Fredrick,MD.

Would like to know your experiences. Please PM me

Thank you

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healthy2009
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Anyone.

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Keebler
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Impressive web site but you'll need much more detail.

You could ask for a 5 minute phone informational interview with him by phone. Usually that would be gratis. You could also ask their fee for a 20 minute phone consult to better assess if this might be a good fit.

I assume you've scoured their website but, just in case you've not yet seen it:

Learn more about our free lectures on Getting Rid of Lyme Disease at

http://www.twofrogscenter.com/lyme_talk.html

But, at the bottom of this page, there appears to be a registration fee for the lecture:

http://www.twofrogscenter.com/calendar.html

FILM: Wednesday May 12th: Special screening of the movie on Lyme Disease,"Under Our Skin" From 6:00pm - 8:30pm, Q&A afterwards 

Lecture: Monday June 7th: Getting Rid of Lyme Disease Pain, Fatigue, and Mental Fog  Evening lecture 6:00pm - 8:30pm (worth $130)  

Tuition: $20

Reserve your space now before it fills up. The lecture is limited to 12 participants

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http://www.twofrogscenter.com/lyme_research.html

Chronic Lyme Disease Research:  Developing effective treatments for people with chronic Lyme disease

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http://www.twofrogscenter.com/freetoolsarticles.html

See some of their other informational articles

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Also ask at your area support groups for those who've gone there:

http://www.lymenet.org/SupportGroups/

Support Groups
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[ 05-08-2010, 05:59 PM: Message edited by: Keebler ]

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healthy2009
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Keebler, thank you.

Yes, I called him and talked to him was able explain my case/situation.

At first he asked me to go to his website and listen to the pre recorded lecture from last year (I don't know if the recording is there in his website he e-mailed me).

I told him my concerns and asked questions. He told me that we can go for an 8 week program which addressess diet,detox, acupuncture, herbs, sufi healing.

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kimp
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sent private message.

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Keebler
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Kimp,

your mailbox is full. I had tried to send this message to you:

As I want to learn all I can about naturopathic approaches, I would appreciate hearing more - if you are so inclined to send a PM. Thanks.
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Tracy9
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He was a very active member of LymeFriends...not sure if he is still around. I think he was most active in the DC group.

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NO PM; CONTACT: [email protected]

13 years Lyme & Co.; Small Fiber Neuropathy; Myasthenia Gravis, Adrenal Insufficiency. On chemo for 2 1/2 years as experimental treatment for MG.

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healthy2009
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Kimp your mail box is full.

Thank you for the info. I do go to an LLMD.

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