I am looking for a LLMD in Gainesville, Florida. I would hope that there would be someone at the U of F and Shands Teaching Hospital. I have been suffering w/fibromyalgia since 1994 and an undiagnosed autoimmune disease recently but all my symptoms are that of LD. I live in the woods of north Florida and have always have tick bites. One time in the early 90's my husband and I got into a nest of ticks and I pulled over 100 "seed" ticks off him and he off me. Fibro was diagnosed in both of us a few years later. We thought, how odd that we would both have the same strange illness and symptoms. If any one knows of a doc in Gainesville or the north Florida area, please let me know. I now have hope that maybe my illness can be resolved. Thanks Blayer
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welcome! check your profile above for florida info
please break up your entire post into short paragraphs for us neuro lyme folks who can not read or comprehend your long, solid paragraph above; see my guidelines please; thank you!
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otherwise, we will SOB, SCROLL ON BY, since we can't read to help you. If I see posts like this, I SOB them; to hard on me. 
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