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SacredHeart
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Does anyone else get REALLY pissed off when people touch them certain ways now? I didn't used to be this way. Also, I still have the obsessive thinking, and weird connections with things in my mind....but honestly... My anger is out of control. I'm doing my best to contain it, but I want to go on a smashing rampage and cuss everyone out......Is this normal?

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Lyme flare June, July, August of 2013. Diagnosed September 2014 Lyme, Bartonella, Mycoplasma, Mono

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lymielauren28
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I see by your signature that you were recently diagnosed. Have you treated bartonella yet? Bart is notorious for causing psych symptoms. The anger and obsessive thoughts are classic Bart IMO.

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SacredHeart
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I think I'm being treated for Bartonella....He knows I have it....That is a scary thought.

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For me, when I'm nervous, I know I'm loaded with either infections or TOXINS. I get mad at anything when I'm herxing. That is when I load myself with chlorella, Omega 3, MSM and then I feel calm as a baby again.

Herxes for me either cause me anxiety, nervousness, impatience, or make me tired, foggy. I know they are herxes, because taking binders make all that disappear in a matter of MINUTES.

The problem is that you need to take exactly the binders that your body is asking for (I use energy tests) and in the EXACT amount. Too little, won't work either.

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SacredHeart
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What kind of binders Brussels?

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Lyme flare June, July, August of 2013. Diagnosed September 2014 Lyme, Bartonella, Mycoplasma, Mono

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As I said above, for me my magic herb is chlorella, in great amounts. I do think supporting it with good oils (like Omega 3 in bigger amounts) also help.

Then in bad moments, during babesia for example, I needed MSM in spoons, many times a day. I used many other things, but I think these 2 substances helped me most.

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randibear
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when I get like that, I go shopping.....lol

or order from shophq, qvc or hsn....

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Jamers
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When I treated Bartonella I was ANGRY!! From outbursts to hating everyone. Along with obsessive thinking. I did really well with Rifampin for Bartonella.

There are also herbals like Byron White A-Bart and Nutramedix Cumanda and Banderol. I took A-Bart after Rifampin and felt it kept Bart in check but recently I started having skin issues again (brown spots, red marks, blotchiness, purple skin) all things I have been informed are related to Bart. I am taking Banderol this time and have been feeling slightly angry and easily annoyed.

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Pos. Babesia Duncani March 2011, Igx.
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SacredHeart
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Thanks Jamers. Glad to know I'm not totally nuts...I mean, if this is fairly normal behavior for abnormal behavior. =) Does anything ever kill bartonella? I feel like I'm slowly being eaten away. I guess I am, but recently I'm feeling more and more like this is going to kill me.

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LymeMECFSMCS
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I'm curious what you mean by "touch them in certain ways." Like what certain ways? Is there a particular type of touch that sets you off more?
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