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viva
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Hi everyone,

We are all set with a LLMD out of state, but are seeking a Lyme-friendly (not necessarily Lyme-literate) primary care doctor in the Nashville area. Our old doc went concierge. The first one we tried spent 10 minutes telling us why husband's symptoms could not be Lyme-related. GRRR!! All suggestions for primary care docs who are open to the existence of chronic/persistent Lyme are welcome.

Many thanks,
Viva
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Check the online state Lyme groups at:
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/TennesseeLyme/info

Maybe they can help.

Some more resources for you (including Support Groups info):
www.lyme-aware.org/tennessee.html
www.tn-lyme.org
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Thank you for the link!

If anyone has direct experience with a Lyme-friendly middle-TN GP, I'd love to hear from you too.

Many thanks.
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