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kitkat32
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 9682

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Well, I made it through my graduation last night. I was officially pinned. I am now an LPN. It was such a struggle these last 2 months with feeling awful. I have 3 clinical days to make up next week and then it will be all over.

I am very proud to now have my nursing pin.

I am starting my treatment today. Doxy and Rifampin. I am a bit scared. Haven't taken any antibiotics in over a year. My b12 injections haven't arrived yet but I am looking forward to them.

Please everyone keep your fingers crossed. I hope I see results a little quicker since this is my second time playing this game.

kit

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Wonko
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Member # 18318

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Congratulations!

And good luck with treatment. Hopefully it's easier the 2nd time around?

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kitkat32
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Member # 9682

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God I hope so! I have to beat it again.

Thanks,

kit

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Tincup
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Member # 5829

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Kit said.. "I am very proud to now have my nursing pin."

We are all proud of you! What an accomplishment that is! I'm sure it is so wonderful to have that over with and to have a new road to travel!

My best to you... and thank you! I know we have at least ONE more medical professional willing to help those with Lyme.

[Big Grin]

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sapphire101
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Member # 6638

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Congratulations. That is great news. It's nice to hear something good around here. Good luck on the treatment. You did it once, you can do it again.

Sapphire

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