Lyme article & question about "getting better"

Interesting article as I am still getting educated about Lyme controversy. A question: If you are on antibiotics and doing everything right what are the chances you don't have Lyme? For example, it seems that many people don't get the confirmed blood work. They get diagnosed based on symptoms. At one point should a doctor look into other potential health issues not related to Lyme?

I get that it's such a grey area. I'm just trying to understand myself, especially as a newbie to this. An example. My Elisa was .91. If my Western Blot and co infections come back negative I am really questioning whether to ask for the DFM or ask if I can get started on antibiotics. And yet if the antibiotics aren't working at one point do I question a "diagnosis?"

I really feel the pain around here. This is so hard. One the one hand we are our best advocates. On the other at what point could we be wrong (being overly invested and all)

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This is nothing short of discouraging. I'm 31, would like to have a baby at some point, and I feel like I'll either (a) miss out or (b) I'll go for it with some negative health consequences for me or the baby. And it's so frustrating.

I'm so anxious to get my western blot results back. The waiting is so hard.

The doc also asked me to contact my old GI to see if he did a biopsy for celiacs during my last endoscopy. She really thinks if it isn't lyme then it has to be that. But then again, she said I am textbook lyme :(

Just complaining...I also don't want to feel like this for the rest of my life and am scared that I won't get to live the life I want as a result. I'm too young for this

What is DFM, I have seen a couple references to the in last couple days but if I know what it means I cant remember.

I also have doubts since only tested positive for anaplasma and mycoplasma recently. My igenex was mostly IND.