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Marline
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my 2 kids that are 2 years old and 9 months, how would I know it they had lyme besides of course testing them. Are there any signs/symptoms I would see in them this early on?
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Sick since January 1985. Misdiagnosed for 20 years. Tested CDC positive October 2005. Treating since April 2006.

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For us it was sensory issues. Agression in one, hyper sensitivity (emotional, light, sound, texture). Swollen lymph nodes (especially with bartonella).

My kids are super bright, so they didn't fit the mold of autism, but were clearly on the spectrum because of lyme.

if you go to the lyme in autism foundation site, that might be helpful, too.

My little guy never got fevers. My older had really high ones. My little guy has dyslexia.

Neurotranmitter issues are big, although they can be really subtle.

And, growing pains. Growing pains are an indication something is up. Seriously. . .kids who are completely well don't have growing pains.

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