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Topic: Desperately need suggestions

krazykt1
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 3739

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My entire family has lyme/bart/brucella and God knows what other co infections. Some of us are being txed.

My older sister has been dxed with a liver disorder and is awaiting a liver transplant. Her sx are exactly the same as mine,except her lyme etc.went to the liver,mine to my brain.

She is relying on the ducks to fix her. She has gone with me to my llmd,but he is concerned and reluctant to prescribe abx because of her liver. That and overruling the "specialists".

I'm trying to figure out what I can do, and finding it hard because I'm not mobile and my brain is handicapped too.Any suggestions are deeply appreciated!!

Posts: 740 | From BC Canada | Registered: Mar 2003 | IP: Logged |

fulfillment09
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 6492

posted

Sorry to know your entire family has this horrible disease.

I have info that can you to look into for your sister's liver problem and yours as well.

Contact AKG Naturals for a product www.podipatch.com

Since I've been using this product it helps reduce my body aches & pain, no more foggy brain, and increase energy. I was told that they had a client who was on liver transplant had used this and his/her condition improved tremendously. No more liver transplant.

Perhaps you should contact the company for more info. Good luck and wish you well.

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bethanie70
Member
Member # 5439

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I'm also sorry to hear about your situation. I have had trouble myself with two friends who, in my opinion, are not advocating enough for themselves. Letting quacks let things go ignored. I have tried and tried to gently encourage them to fight for their right for proper medical care. Eventually I had to let it go and let them make their own choices- as hard as that is.

I also have liver involvement and it does make things more difficult. She must be very careful about what she takes and drs will be more hesitant to prescribe and treat for her.
Take care,
Beth

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liz28
Unregistered

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This suggestion is much too amateur for your situation, but I did get a lot of help with liver issues from Dr. Zhang. Apparently, it's his specialty.

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krazykt1
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 3739

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Thank you all for the responses.I will look into all the suggested avenues.

I have made some c. silver and am trying to make arrangements to get it taken to her. I'm so pissed about not being able to walk/drive myself. I find it hard not to be angry with this miserable disease!thanks again,kt

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