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Hello everybody, it’s been years. A bunch of crap happened to me after my Lyme Disease. I had a herniated disc in my neck
And what was supposed to be a one hour outpatient procedure Turned into 4 1/2 months in a nursing home because the doctor accidentally cut one of my arteries in my neck causing me to have a massive stroke and I was a hunter percent paralyzed on my left side.
I would never ever pray for Lyme disease but, having gone through that experience gave me the strength and determination to get back to life, where I am today, at 50 years old, I’m getting ready to compete in mens bodybuilding.
Anyhow, during my downtime, I’ve decided to write a book to help as many people as I could. I am not here to promote it.
I am merely need some book reviews and if you are interested in reading and reviewing, send me a private message with your email address. I can only afford like 10 copies because I have to pay for each one.
Anyhow, before the stroke, I thought I had found my problem. And I thought that perhaps I did not even have Lyme disease because I started feeling better after I had thie shunt placed in my head and subsequent brain surgery
So because I started feeling better, I thought that LymeDisease was not my problem. But what it turned out to be, was the fact that I held treatment for several months around my brain surgery, so no more killing, and I started feeling better, I thought that LymeDisease was not my problem.
But what it turned out to be, was the fact that I held treatment for several months around my brain surgery, so no more killing, or Go figure.
What I found out is that my treatment was actually working, but my problem was that I was having constant inflammation and I could not get ahead of the bacterial load. Again, holding treatment is what made me realize this and I only held for my surgery.
Anyhow, if anyone is interested, please shoot me a private message and thank you so much. Hope everybody is faring well
D Bergy
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Really glad you have even survived after that horror story. I recall some of your struggle with getting better because yours was one of the more mysterious cases.
I wish you luck on your new book.
Dan
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Bartenderbonnie
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I commend and thank you for writing about how Lyme disease affects the patient and their families.
I read the 'look inside' sneak view of your book on Amazon.
You wrote; "Finally, a proven method is described on how to get well."
May I ask what this proven method to getting well is? Will you share it with Lymenet members? Or do we have to buy the book to find out?
No disrespect. You asked for reviews and this is my opinion only. We are all in this together. We all want out of this nightmare. Praying for a cure. Healing wishes.
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Treating causes inflammation by destroying the bad. Inflammation is what causes every symptom That and toxins. Get those two under control, and I guarantee you will feel 100% better. Diet and exercise are huge. Personally, I never took steroids because I was too scared from what everyone else spoke about, but are immune systems are already compromised The immune system is not an organ, but a theory. It really cannot be measured. Certain markers in the blood go up when you’re compromised. Like I said, I never took them, but in hindsight, I wish I did and I know that many of you will not agree. To each his own, I guess. Well I was really trying to say was that the mere presence of the bacteria does not seem to be causing the symptoms. It is the toxins and inflammation from whatever protocol you’re doing or whatever antibiotic you’re taking that causes the die off reaction Can I prove this? Only from personal experience and many other people I have worked with Best to all of you and thank you very much for your help
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