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bis
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Please tell me the best books on Lyme so I can borrow from library or buy them!

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hopingandpraying
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"Why Can't I Get Better? by Dr. H

"Cure Unknown' by Pamela Weintraub

"The Lyme Disease Solution" by Dr. S

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lpkayak
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My fav is cure unknown...the first one because author is science writer, very intelligent woman and devoted mom so i could trust what she said was true. It validated my life. Gave me ammunition against "its all in your head". Took away my guilt felt from letting my kids get sick

For concrete help and understanding of the disease it is now "why cant i get better" it is not perfect. ..but the science isnt there yet. I think its most up to date , comprehensive writing on lyme complex (my choice of words for what we deal with)

Remember i said "not perfect" ... lyme is complicated

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Lyme? Its complicated. Educate yourself.

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lpkayak
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I was slow pushing add reply...oh well. Pretty close to consensus, huh?

Hoping...what was special about LD solution...i have it...i dont remember why it doesn't stand out

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Lyme? Its complicated. Educate yourself.

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