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randibear
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I wonder how he has been treated and how Alzheimer's meds effect lyme?

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do not look back when the only course is forward

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lpkayak
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Wife said he went steadily down hill on alz meds and after 3 weeks on lyme meds is "back"

Thank goodness they found out its lyme

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Lyme? Its complicated. Educate yourself.

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Jordana
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What I want to know is why all these famous Lyme patients get instantly better in three weeks.

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Lymetoo
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Alzheimers meds don't really work.

Thank goodness antibiotics DO!

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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randibear
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yeah but he's going to get the best of treatment while peons like me struggle along.

oh well money talks....

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healthywealthywise
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Yep. Also, they catch it early often too.
But evough money? They can help anything.

Let's see if HE says what works, what he did and what docs helped him heal.

If he is healed....we all know there are some magic bullets that help, and come a month or year later, WHAM!

I wish him well whatever.

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healthywealthywise
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Hey, maybe Kris will be one of our STAR spokepersons/advocates?

Oh, probably not b/c he'll go back to his career......like the rest of them.

Boy, I am too cynical for the internet today....sorry. Backing out and taking to my fainting couch. [lol]

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lpkayak
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I have had a 45 year relationship with kris...those of you who remember my schnauzer kris?...now you know who hes named after .

Its a stretch to call kris rich. Or a money person if you followed him.as long as i did. He didnt have a voice. He wrote lyrics. About peons like us.

One of my fav lines he wrote is..."dont let the bastards get you down" i think of that line a lot dealing with docs.

Im glad hes going to have a better end to his life now. He loves his kids a lot. Had them.late when his career slowed down

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