daisyrlb
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Been thinking lots about attitude lately. It really does make a HUGE difference. Ask any cancer SURVIVOR (notice I didn't type cancer VICTIM).
Each day that we wake up, and just do the best we can, qualifies us to be a Lyme Survivor.
Join me, one minute at a time, one day at a time and say, "I am a Lyme Survivor".
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feelfit
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well, i know that i am. i would also be happy to join you.
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daisyrlb
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Feelfit--Great! I'm sure there are many other Lyme Survivors out there.
Let's hear from you. Let's encourage each other. Anyone have something to share that is GOOD NEWS?! Something to share that IS helping? Something to share that is going right?
I'll share--hmmm (especially after seeing your "name" feelfit). A real breakthrough for me was "exercise" per Dr. B's guidelines (muscle strength no aerobic).
I started VERY slow six months ago with 30 SECONDS worth of rubber band muscle building (my husband can attest to that) now up to 45 minutes. I am a Lyme Survivor.
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I'm definitely a survivor... 5 yrs off abx now!
I hope you become a success story day by day!
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daisyrlb
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Lymetoo, 5 Years--WOW! Lymenet is blessed to have you posting. You have lots to offer.
I'm five months abx free.
Tonight I posted my story. It is under "Success Stories" page 2.
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daisyrlb
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"Without faith, nothing is possible. With it, nothing is impossible."
MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE (amazing woman, if interested, google her)
I am a Lyme Survivor.
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bettyg
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I'M ALIVE! I'M ALIVE! does that count me as a 40 yr. survivor misdiagnosed for 34.5 years?
i'm in much better shape than most of you on here, and i count my blessings daily and thanks to god nightly! hugs
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daisyrlb
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bettyg--You are a BIG TIME LYME SURVIVOR! Whooohooo. What an encouragement you are. You go girl!
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I figure I managed it myself the first 25 years, if I can't get rid of it.... I'll manage it for the next 25 years.
With lots of help from God ...couldn't do it alone!
-------------------- Wishing You Showers Of Blessings! Lyme since Fall 1983 = Diagnosed Summer 2008 IV Rocephin 7 weeks Stopped due to drug fever Now doxycycline "For I know the plans I have for you...plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11 Posts: 430 | From Sunny South | Registered: Jul 2008
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daisyrlb
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Melodymaker:
Yep, you are definitely a Lyme Survivor, you got some attitude girl!
Thank God we are never alone and His plans are GOOD. I love Jeremiah 29:11.
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