I met a very nice lady with Lyme disease and ms

This was the first time I ever met someone with severe illness... Her mind was very will intact it was just a a little stifle for her to take and to walk it was like she forced herself to walk and talk because her body muscles wer trying to stop her... We talked for an hour and she says she had Lyme symptoms for 24 years without know she says her na just kept getting worse she says ms is undiagnosed Lyme disease ! An endocrinologist tested her for Lyme and it was positive! But not she says its to late for anything to be reversed she got lots of co infections I guess her dr sent her blood test to a lab in Pennsylvania it starts with a c I can't remember but the thing is I loved how positive she was and how upbeat her personality is she kept saying how hard it was to find a good Lyme dr because she said to watch out for the Drs who just want to take your money. That's why I'm still blind when it comes to finding the righ dr for me I need to get a full blood test from someone I can trust

Hi girlie..... Yes Im an optician so I'm helping her with her eye glasses prescriptions...she told me that her illness can not be reversed.. I just listened to her...and I m wonder if everyone on this forum who has. Had Lyme for as long as her ...are they also to the point were they look disabled to? She's only 49 very beutiful but ou can tell she can barely move she was with her mother who was helping her

Jas, My husband was diagnosed with ALS so the manifestation is similar to hers, but he only started experiencing muscle atrophy and other lyme symptoms 4 years ago. His doctor had mentioned on a report after viewing Igenex's lab testing, that it appeared Toby had an old chronic infection. So he has had it in his system for many years. He definitely looks disabled. He has a hard time walking, speaking, and he can't use his arms and hands. He has swallowing and breathing issues too. His heaing loss may be due to a brain injury. On a positive note, he has regained his sense of taste.