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Topic: Bad experience with Doc in Augusta Ga

bobbysgirl
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Member # 11937

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Just returned from a trip to Augusta and saw Dr. G. I had suspected that he might come from the other side of the lyme issue, but was shocked at how misinformed he is. Examples: "Many times lyme disease just goes away on its own", "there is no such thing as CHRONIC lyme", " 2-4 weeks worth of doxycycline is enough to treat lyme that went UNTREATED for 10 years (in spite of every symptom being present in the patient and patient begging for help...my words, not his), and so many other things I left in tears.
PLEASE someone send me info on LLMD's in GA, especially Savannah area toward Atlanta. Thanks.

Posts: 9 | From georgia | Registered: May 2007 | IP: Logged |

Lymetoo
Moderator
Member # 743

posted

I can send you what I have, but if you want a really good LLMD, you'll need to travel out of state.

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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