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Hi,

I'm on year 5 of the lyme saga. Was seeing Dr. P in Wilton. Fantastic! But no longer practicing.

Due to other illness, took a break from aggressive lyme treatment. Now am looking to resume treatment with a new lyme doc.

I liked Dr. P so much, I'm hesitant to start over with someone new. And the costs are difficult, too.

I live at the bottom of Litchfield County, in CT. I'm interested in good docs as far away as New Haven (if necessary), or perhaps Pawling, etc. in NY.

I have the name of Dr. K in Norwalk(?), but no real info. Also Dr. L in Pawling.

Comments on those appreciated, but am open to any recommendations (not naturopathic though, already have one of those).

Especially useful would be someone like me, who used to see Dr. P, and have found someone else that uses a similar approach.

I guess responses will be PMs on the board, yes?

Thank you.
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