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katc
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Hi ya'll,

I was just diagnosed yesterday for sure of having Lyme. Can't find a Lyme literate doctor that takes Ins, so I was wondering what is the BEST book regarding Lyme to better help educate myself.

I have been sick 16 years, so I am really confused about this. Since I never had treatment, can it come and go, because I have had times , some lenghty, where I was preety good.

So please, I would love to know what the best books out there are since there is so much controversy on Lyme.

P.s. I know people have posted links to me, but my mind is so scrambled right now, I just find it easier to look in one spot right now.

Thanks bunches!
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The book, Cure Unknown by Pam Weintraub is excellent!
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Also the documentary Under Our Skin is excellent.
I bought the home version. You can go directly to their website.
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Another book is Beating Lyme by Constance Bean. It was recently published.

It is an easier read than Cure Unknown. Very accurate, well written.
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