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Truesun
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Hi All,
I am flaring so bad and do every year at this time. Does anyone else go through this and if you do is there a clue why?

I have been having panic attacks again and those had been gone for awhile. Also, for some reason I can't keep the yeast down.

I just feel I am regressing soooo bad.

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Catgirl
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Fall used to be my worst time of year (august too). I really suffered from hay fever and allergies. Treating for parasites got rid of all of it for me (pleasantly surprised). Also, a big part of my major yeast issues were parasites. Things I thought were yeast went away.

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randibear
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Its the summer for me with this heat and sun. But August and september are allergy season so I stay stopped up.

I swear you cant win fer loosing around here.

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Catgirl
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Have you gone after heavy metals yet?

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Truesun
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Thanks for the reply. It really helps me to hear from all of you. I feel so isolated in the Non Lyme world.

I am addressing parasites now and will be addressing heavy metals soon. I think the parasites are dropping the metals because I have a horrible taste of metal in my mouth all the time and the more I treat the parasites the worse it is getting. I talk to the Dr. tomorrow and think I am going to start DMPS again this weekend.

I've been on it before but my EOS levels go way up. It seems like such a tireless circle. I know I have the big parasites cause I saw them on my last round of Biltricide during the full moon. Something about the Fall makes the whole mess worse every year. I also know I have mercury in my brain so every time I shake it up it shakes me back. I'm sure you understand. It is so hard just functioning some days.

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Sending hugs to you.

Our worst time is always late fall/winter because it seems that we catch whatever is going around which results in relapse.

But I do hate the fall anyway. It just means summer is over and the days get shorter and I do not like that at all!

Hoping you feel better soon.

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Parasites are just a never ending story. I have to take extra binders when I treat them or the toxins make me feel horrible. Hang in there Truesun!

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Does anyone ever get rid of parasites?

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Truesun
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Thanks for the hugs.
I think you can get them and the metals knocked down enough that you can function. People here have done it. I think if I can deal with the metals my body might help with the parasites. I just have to many things going on at once.

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I read somewhere that lyme does flare in the spring and fall... I forget where I read that... but I remember thinking "it flares in tick season as if some primordial signal is calling to it" spooky, freaky disease!
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