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Topic: need a doc in Indiana

frenchie
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Member # 7994

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I live in central Indiana and would love to know if there are any good LLMDs in the area.

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Laura French

Posts: 39 | From Bloomington, IN | Registered: Sep 2005 | IP: Logged |

NP40
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IsThereHope
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Member # 6581

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I need help too. I live in Indianpolis but got lyme while I lived in Connecticut. I had Dr. D in Connecticut, probably saved my life but I need help now and they just laugh at me here.

- Mike

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Jacqi
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I live in NW Indiana and had asked about a doc once before. I was told about the one in MO, a Dr. C I think, but that is WAY to far for me to get to. Is there anyone closer?

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J

Posts: 91 | From Northwest Indiana | Registered: Dec 2004 | IP: Logged |

hfollett
Junior Member
Member # 7790

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I live in Indianapolis and have turned the city upside down looking for an LLMD and have yet to find one. I've been working with Dr. Juguilon at the Fibro and Fatique Center in Cleveland OH who seems to have a good Lyme protocol. She's not a dedicated Lyme doc, but is very accessible.

I've also found that my GP is open and willing to explore treatment. My fallback plan was to gather some articles/research and ask him to treat me in a specific way.

Posts: 3 | From Indianapolis, IN | Registered: Aug 2005 | IP: Logged |

Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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You would only have to go to Dr C twice a year, with phone consults in between. It's do-able.

I can put you in touch with others in IN who travel to see him if that helps any.

There is a support group there. Did you check the support groups to the left of this screen?

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--Lymetutu--
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