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LookingforHope
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I went to the doctor today. Things are slowing getting better. I am now able to get up and do things about 4-5 hours a day. My doctor believes it's due to the Doxycycline, So we are going to try it for another 30 days and see what happens.

So I am hoping things are still going to keep getting better. He did say today all the damage done, to heart and ect, I will not get back, but I could hopefully have a better life if the treatment keeps working. I may never work again, but if I can do something's, and be able to be up walking that's all I need! So finally, some good news.

Also I was told due to how sick I was I may be on meds and treatment for a long time. Are alot of you on long trem treatment?

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Lymeindunkirk
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Its always nice to hear when someone is feeling better. A lot of us have been on medications for years so be prepared. Good luck. Take care of yourself. Take supplements and try to eat right. I believe that keeping the immune system in the best shape possible has a lot to do with beating this disease.
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Yay, Looking!

I'm glad you're feeling better. I hope the medication continues to work for you. It's good to hear your good news!

[spinning smile]

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quote:
Originally posted by LookingforHope:
My doctor believes it's due to the Doxycycline, So we are going to try it for another 30 days and see what happens.


That's good news....I DO HOPE your dr will continue to treat you until you are SYMPTOM FREE FOR AT LEAST TWO MONTHS!!

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Amy, glad to read you are making some progress. As stated above, it is a LONG haul for some of us. Post again after going to LLMD. Bettyg [Big Grin]
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So glad to hear your improving. It's always nice to get good news for a change from the doctor.

kit [woohoo]

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