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Topic: Is depression from bart or babesia

tickbitt
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Which of the common TBI's is most commonly associated with severe depression?

TIA

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Lymetoo
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Bart or Lyme .. but all of them can cause it.

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D Bergy
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I would guess it is from inflammation from any or all of them.

Dan

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Brussels
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Babesia for me, was the worst, worst, worst, no doubt. Even change of personality, of reactions.

after babesia, any infection can also cause depression.

Physical body feeling unwell long term = depression.

How can you feel great if your body is so unhealthy for so many months, years?

Lack of initiative is my first obvious symptom.

Then I realize I turn inwards, avoiding social contact. All due to disease, no matter which. A cold can make you feel crap.

It is the time factor that makes us depressed. The longer you are ill, the more your mind /heart feels the consequence.

I think, my first barometer is initiative. Once that is low, I know I'm less well.

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