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Pam Weintraub
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When the doctor gets sick, the journey is double-edged (Part II)
By Pamela Weintraub on January 16, 2009 in Emerging Diseases


http://blogs.psychologytoday.com/blog/emerging-diseases/200901/when-the-doctor-gets-sick-the-journey-is-double-edged-part-ii

As psychiatrist Virginia Sherr recovered from the devastation of Lyme disease and its coinfections, she began to view her patients through a different lens -and "listen with a third, even a fourth, ear." Says Sherr: "I began to hear them describe the same symptoms that had bothered me: pains in their back, headache, enormous fatigue, night sweats, sinus problems that wouldn't quit."


http://blogs.psychologytoday.com/blog/emerging-diseases/200901/when-the-doctor-gets-sick-the-journey-is-double-edged-part-ii


To read part I, click here:

http://blogs.psychologytoday.com/blog/emerging-diseases/200901/when-the-doctor-gets-sick-the-journey-is-double-edged-part-i

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up-this is good!
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When I was first ill in 2004 I ran across Dr. Scherr's story. Pam thanks for posting, now I'm off to read the links you posted.

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Just want to say that I'm reading the book and it puts a lot of things in perspective.

Great book and much needed. Thank you for putting in all down in writing.

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for your NEURO folks, please go to my comment, 4th reply i believe, for BROKEN UP VERSION to be able to read/comprehend. thanks! [Smile]


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bump

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Wonderful Book, Loved it!!

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for more folks to go there and read her or my broken up version! thanks!
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