These are simple e-mail formats that you fill out and they respond back with LLMD’s closest to your area. It is recommended that each LLMD be researched before committing to their practice. To do this, google for patient reviews or join your area’s Lyme Support groups.
Lymenet members will help in anyway on your healing journey. Your questions may be posted in open forum and a member will respond with their experiences.
Please utilize Lymenet’s ‘search’ function located in the middle of the home page. It contains an encyclopedia of Lyme patient’s first-hand experiences with treatments, general support, and successes over the past 20 years.
Wishing you well. I will send you a private message.
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You need to be evaluated and treated by a LLMD. Non LLMDs have no clue about this horrible disease or its complex treatment!
A LLMD is one who has treated Lyme disease and the co-infections which come with it for many years and has gotten patients well. A good one will follow Dr. B's Guidelines, the "gold standard" for Lyme treatment.
Read the books written by the top LLMD, Dr. H, titled, "Why Can't I Get Better?" and "How Can I Get Better?". They are an excellent source of information.
Read "Cure Unknown" by Pamela Weintraub. Get it at your local library or buy it used online.
Btw - I know you are new to Lymenet, but you should not use your real name, because this is a public forum with all sorts of people on it. Read this link about it:
To remove your name from the signature line, click on "Edit Profile" under Lymenet Flash in the top middle section of the Lymenet page.
Click on "Edit Profile" on the left-hand side, scroll down to "Profile Fields" then down to "Signature". Make your changes, then click "Update Profile".
You would have to contact one of the moderators to change your username.
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