Test results opinion

Looks like you are just out of range - so it's interesting that they have a range...and you're above it...and now it's not significant?
What if you were .2 above...or .3 above.

Is it a moving target?

Considering that Labcorp isn't a good place to get tested - I think that makes it even more significant IMO.

That's what I thought also. Like you said, Girlie, this is not a highly respected lab for Lyme. I wonder why the lab has it is the "normal" range on the results.

Sara:
I am not currently treating. I have done different things over the years. Nothing ever does the trick. I have ben to many natural drs and have taken many different supplements, I went to a LLMD a few years ago. He had me on three different antibiotics. I only did that for a few months. I think I have candida also which is not helping my situation. I have been on many different treatments for that as well. I am just tired of it all!!!

I am sick of feeling sick. I am a functioning person but I just never feel right.

Sara:
I was getting cortisone injections in my foot for a neuroma and I developed a very bad infection. I had to go to an infectious disease dr for this infection because of the type of bacteria it was. They had me on a very strong dose of another antibiotic. It was just too many to be on. I had to clear up this foot infection first. I had already been on the abx with the LLMD for about 3 months. Plus a long time with the abx for the foot. I did not want to take any more.

Also, I did not really love the LLMD. He was good but he was too far away, and as much as this might sound a little crazy, he had a bit of a heavy accent and whenever I called him on the phone, I felt like it was just too difficult communicating. He was a challenge and I could not deal with it. His fees were very reasonable though. He was about 2 hours away and between gas, tolls, and a whole day event, I just could not do it anymore.

There really are no LLMDs on Long Island and anybody that is not that far does not take insurance. I cant afford some of these drs that charge $700 and up for a consultation.

I could do some of the protocols that I read about, but I just find it so complicated that I get very lazy and don't do it. I have been dealing with this for well over ten years and I have had it. I have spent thousands and thousands of dollars over the years and have taken many different supplements. I have gone to a lot of natural drs. (not lyme specific). I have done saunas, acupuncture, muscle testing, cleanses, detoxing, etc. They have all helped a little bit. I think I would probably not be functioning at all if I did not do anything.

Thanks for your advice. What about you? What is your situation?

I know you are right traveler. I just have to put my mind to it but with the holidays coming up, this is not a great time.
What is your opinion of that blood test result though?