Does anyone ever feel remission is possible

Does anyone ever feel
They are in remission from
This?

I also have read and heard of many that put these infections into remission.

There is hope, just find the correct treatment and path to healing for you and it is possible.

Like Girlie, I am also determined to beat this. I am counting on it and praying for success for all of us.

My story. Got sick in February 2017 with flu and rash. Needed up
At neuro who said ms but all test megative. Had massive heart palpitations so got an ablation which helped nothing. Then just found out Lyme last Monday and started in rocephrin and oxide treatments with iv. Waiting on igenenix results to see if have an co infections. I only tested positive on igg band 23 and it band 41 but my dr decided to treat asap as he says 6 months is long enough. He is a holistic dr but believes in some
Antibiotics when needed but I'm sure won't do anymore. Anyone share any hope with me as I have become almost suicidal but that is subsiding since I started the abx last week. Thank God'

Don't rely on testing for the co-infections - there are many false negatives.

They are often clinically diagnosed.

Just be prepared that you may need more than 6 months treatment...we can't predict how long it will take.

Thank you for your good words. Does it seem like all the stories on the internet tho are so negative

Girlie made an important point about the timeline.

I would not trust a doctor that predicted when I would be well. I think he could be setting you up for a huge disappointment.

To get well, it will take as long as it takes and not a second more or less.

i didn't at first but under the microscope and symptom wise i am getting better with rife herbs and bvt with speckled abx use. take heart if you have money and or hootspah you can get life back

I'm in full remission and so is my daughter. It feels simply as fully healed, no more lyme treatment, no more symptoms.

it's been 8 years lyme free. my daughter still remembers her struggles as a very young child (she was only 2 when hell broke).

but none of her actual friends know she had once been very very ill. No one has the slightest idea what she had gone through.

Keep treating. Lyme thoughts are NOT your thoughts, so please keep your life.

I only post because I got so much helped by some people in forums in the past and I owe a great deal to them. Without these people (some were in remission) I would never have found dr. K's practitioners for example.

Most people improve with treatment, it just takes time, perseverance.

Jinna - I am wondering if you had coinfections ? How long did it take for you to be in remission ?

Lymepilot - I've been on here for 3 years and I had a positive test.

Are you suggesting those people don't have LD?

Another cdc positive test through quest.

I had an EM rash, that is why I got 2 weeks doxy.

Then the MD told me cured.

then weeks later, I got joint pain. That increased, then started having other mild symptoms, then hell broke almost from a day to another.

I got a positive Westernblot at start, but received no treatment (because I had got 2 weeks doxy).

I was not sure why I did not get treated, so I went again to ask. Weeks after a specialist asked another westernblot, that came borderline.

So no treatment again.

Months later, I went to another specialist, another Westernblot: negative!

It took me 4 full years to heal, treating day and night many times.
I had to connect myself to electrodes for treatment with microcurrent, for hours.

I had so many tick bites during lyme, after lyme, that if I did not get exposed to coinfections, no one would have!!

and I live near the Black Forest, where EM rash were reported since the VERY beginning of the 20th century, so about 70 years before it first appeared in the US.

EM rash connected to tick bites exist here much before you guys even knew about EM rashes. So lyme is much older here in Europe than there in the US.

Don't think only you guys have coinfections either.

Don't forget that lovely Erich Traub first had his war lab here in Germany, before the US imported the man there!

Some people do reach full remission. But it takes more than taking a few drugs and supplements.
At least for me and my daugter.

I had all coinfections my lyme doctor could test. Except for TBE.

My daughter too. But she had TBE!

So remission is still possible,but not just taking a couple of antibiotics and supplements...

I don't think there are many people today having only Bb, if you were bitten recently.

I could reach remission a couple of times during these4 years of treatment, but I kept relapsing after a couple of months and had to re-start.

What stopped my relapses were photons + nosodes. Same happened to my daughter, even though she could keep in remission for longer than me (like 4-6 months, before she relapsed or got bitten again).

Now, not even new tick bites make us ill. So far. I can't put my hands on fire though as we never know.

This year, I got 6 attached tick bites, my daughter 3. We are still living near the Black Forest, so ticks are not getting cleaner every year here...

Just keep treating, trying new approaches. Building the immune system is essential too, parallel to lyme treatment. That 's what I feel...

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