It’s Lyme Disease.
I suspected I had Lyme’s for quite some time but now I have the proof. I have to admit that after finding out, I had many days of sadness yet I was also grateful for knowing. It’s definitely been mixed emotions. We also found SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth) and new food allergies and sensitivities– I will comment on those more later!
According to Dr. Mark Hyman in 7 Strategies to Tackle Lyme Disease, Lyme disease is caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi by an infected tick transmitting the virus to humans. Borrelia burgdorferi can affect the entire body, hiding from and suppressing one’s natural immune system. “Lyme infections literally hijack your immune system like AIDS.” He also indicates its one of the most challenging and difficult situations in his practice because it mimics other illnesses.
“It isn’t the mountains ahead to climb that wear you out, its the pebble in your shoe.” – Muhammad Ali
This may be the pebble. This may just be the underlying issue. If so, I’m so elated because now I can start paving my road to recovery!
I’m grateful for Dr. Litchy. I’m grateful for his patience and expertise. I’m grateful for now knowing.
May you be blessed in your days too!
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Continued prayers and support for you Lori! I’m so happy you are finding some answers! Blessings to you!
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Thank you Rhonda! Your continued support and prayers mean the world to me! Hugs.
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So sorry you’ve been going through all of this but now you have an answer. Sometimes the worst thing is the not knowing. Terry had West Nile about 8 years ago and it was very Scarry because he tested neg. Twice before it was confirmed.
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Hi Karie: How was Terry treated once they found out it was West Nile? What symptoms did he have? Lori
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Oh wow – I’m just reading and catching up on this. Almost glad I just read it today because it looks like you’re much better 2 months later. Love you lots, and hope you continue to start feeling as wonderful as you are :).
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