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I posted back in August asking for LL practitioners in the Texas area. Thank you for the responses. I don't suppose a great Lyme doc has started practicing since my last post here?

Anyway, the thing is, if we are going to have to consider travel to Missouri (LONG Drive...) maybe we should consider just flying out to the East coast altogther? Does anybody do this - travel for treatment to one of the famous East coast clinics? We do have some supportive family in the Carolinas - we could perhaps use that as a base.

I guess my question is, that if we have to travel, where do people recommend looking?


I hope this isn't too vague!
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Have you tried http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/washingtonlyme ? Or if you really want Texas, you could try You could try http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/txlyme.

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