First of all, I want to say how greatful I am to everyone who participates in this discussion group for providing such valuable and much-needed information for people who are struggling with diagnosis or treatment. Finding this site is the best thing that's happened to me in weeks!
I'll try and keep this brief and stick to the outline in the new topics post:
Request: if you know of any LYME LITERATE MDS, LLMDS, on Long Island:
-Garden City -Huntington -Syosset -Farmingdale (Those areas would be easiest, but I am perfectly willing to travel--even into Manhattan or out to the forks, if necessary!)
please send ME a private message; that's 2 people standing together to right of your name, and give me the following info please IF POSSIBLE
full name specialty street city, state
phone no. fax no. email or web page IF one...
do they take insurance? which ones? test & treat for co-infections IV abx if needed oral abx
cost for 1st visit & length of time followups & length of time
About myself: -This request is for me, not for a child -I've had IgG/IgM test from LABCORP, tested at the upper limit of normal but no Western was done -Yes, there was an attached, embedded tick (about 2 years ago) -No, there was never any bull's eye rash -I've had irregular bouts of muscle weakness, dizziness, chest pressure, stiff neck, headaches (not sure if they're all related or not) for about a year
-Two months ago I was prescribed Doxycycline and Naprosin after a minor medical procedure, and about a day and a half later, I became violently ill (nausea) and couldn't manage to take any more of either prescription. The nausea went away after about two more days, but since then I have had chronic problems with stiff neck, dizziness, ringing in my ears, fogginess, irritability, and problems with forgetting important details at work and at home.
If anyone can help me locate a LLMD in my area, I would really appreciate it!
Thanks so much, Vezzy
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outstanding; a LI lymie helped you out; good! WELCOME, would you like a FREE copy of my newbie package of 118 pages info galore sent by a PRIVATE MESSAGE here; includes TREEPATROL'S LINK of his archive of over 1000 links of good lyme info?
I've been completely REORGANIZING it; NOT DONE YET; but up to page 60 since I have now created a TABLE OF CONTENTS WITHOUT PAGE NUMBERS since it changes DAILY! The part NOT organized yet is the last 30 pages of SSDI, ss disability insurance benefits tips/forms!
also, please go to TREEPATROL'S NEWBIE INFO IN MEDICAL; at top being features; mark it as a favorite! over 1000 links of good lyme info. He/I have some duplicates.
most of mine is very DETAILED info on certain things: SSDI/ss diability insurance benefits; FINANCIAL BURDENS; about IGENEX blood testing, symptoms lists for the basic types, NOIR/no infrared SUNGLASSES, etc. and how to use this board!
If you would like my newbie package, please send me a PRIVATE MESSAGE. PMs are the 2 people standing together icon to right of your name. Just ask me to send you lyme package, and I'll get it to you promptly. Thank you!
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Thanks so much, both of you! ...And thank you for the link info as well! Treepatrol has compiled an extensive collection of valuable links and will take a while to go through, but what I have read so far is excellent.
Much, much appreciated.
-Vezzy
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