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bejoy
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 11129

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I haven't been posting much lately - brain overload. Too much in my head to put into words.

I'm a compulsive reader. I read lyme and medical information, from lymenet to Pubmed, and Lida Mattman to metaphysics, up to three hours a day.

Lately since I feel good, my kids don't have to beg for food while I'm just reading "one more article." I can let it go for a while.

I'm up in the night because I took my usual protocol of stimulants for a stressful day that would ordinarily have kept me going until 9:30pm.

What was I thinking? I've never had a sleeping problem, except from the pain. I'm bouncing off the walls at 4:30 am.

My adrenals have kicked back in.

I'm figuring out how to use biophotonics with nosodes to clear out any remaining bugs, and it seems to be working in amazing ways.

Mood is elevated, neurotransmitters are up.

My life was a frightening mess for so many years. We lost all our friends due to my sloth, and inability to string a sentence together.

At the moment my house is organized and almost spotless. My desk is cleared off, short of one pile of annoying papers. We've started having friends over at least weekly.

So I want to tell everybody how cool this is.
But I hesitate because...well for so many reasons.

The more I know, the less I know I know. I do believe there is hope for all of us with this technology, but this is just one person's experience. A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing.

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bejoy!

"Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." -Ralph Waldo Emerson

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hurtingramma
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 7770

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Congratulation bejoy. Sounds like things have really turned around for you. [group hug]

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"Few of us can do great things, but all of us can do small things with great love". Mother Theresa

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venus
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 16991

posted

Hey,

So glad you are doing well. As someone just diagnosed who is about to start treatment, this is great to read. There is hope and a light at the end of the tunnel. Most days I can't see it.

Kathy

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Severe neurological problems. Probably sick for years. Became chronically sick in Aug 2007. Undiagnosed for another 15 months. Started treatment for lyme and bart Sept. 2008. Improving, but very slowly.

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hanginginthere
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 11685

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I am so happy for you!! [woohoo]

Celebrate, bejoy, without hesitation!!

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Geneal
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 10375

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The more I know.....the less I know I know too.

If we both have this.....does this make us twins? [Big Grin]

I'd love to be bouncing off the walls at 4:30am.

Instead I am close to being in a coma....with my alarm going off at 4:45am.

I really need one that pulls me off the bed on the floor. [shake]

So glad you are returning to that wonderful world of "normalcy".

Keep us posted on what you are learning.

So glad it is all "good".

Miss you much...but thrilled you are doing the good stuff.

Is it alright that I am trying to live vicariously through you? [Smile]

Thanks for the hope.

Hugs,
[group hug]

Geneal

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