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s0ngbird1962
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Have been posting here since last summer. Have a 6 yr old with lyme, lots of issues. (Headaches, tingling on face, arthritis, visual hallucinations, eyes "blanking out" nausea, vomiting)

Have an appt with Dr. J in CT (in May), but have since been told about Dr. D in Boston. Much closer to us and hopeful that perhaps insurance might help? His vision has been "blanking out" more, is having accidents because of them. So, I'm concerned.... hoping to get into Dr. D sooner.

Anyways, opinions please of experience with Dr. D.... any and all appreciated.

Thanks

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I didn't think he treated children??? Good for beginning Lyme patients... not for those with coinfections.

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