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bpeck
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SK:

From another of your posts, I have copied one of the paragraphs below.

You mention the people (with Lyme) who've gotten better go "backward thru their symptoms".

This was true for me. I called them "flash-back" symptoms.

Have you talked to others that've experienced this? And what do you think the mechanism is?

Barb

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....... So it seemed probable that (as Figure 3 illustrates) most of the bacteria in my body were dormant, not eradicated. Additionally (as you will also learn in Chapter 4), most Lyme Disease sufferers who do get well with rife machine therapy go ``backward through their symptoms.'' In my ICHT treatment I did not go backwards through my symptoms. Lack of intense herx reactions and lack of going backwards through my symptoms indicated to me that my progress was superficial and there were dark clouds looming over the horizon.


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Sky:
As you may or may not know.
I was untreated late stage lyme for 25 years +.

During my Lyme therapy, I experienced what I called 'flash-back' symptoms, with a backwards progression thru time of previous major flare symptoms.
It it was not pleasant, and it felt like I was a zoodoo doll someone was manipulating at a whim.

It's interesting to hear from others that have had this backward progression. I am one of the people who is off abx, and 100% symptom free (for now anyway).

Barb


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My LLMD also says this is very common.

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