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1I was reading the comments, and some complete dumbass is questioning that it was Lyme disease—he thinks it doesn't exist and that he had FND. Have you lost your fucking mind calling this pseudoscience? Even mainstream science officially recognizes cases where you can be sick long-term. Board-certified doctors all over the world treat this, and guess what, patients get better when everyone else refused to help.
They refused to help me too. I have diagnoses, each one different, from four countries. I saw over seven neurologists alone, going to private appointments, so I know firsthand how incompetent they are. They diagnosed me with essential tremor, Parkinson’s, depression; another one said everything was fine, and yet another claimed I was doing drugs or drinking. I can wipe my ass with those diagnoses.
I took a test—and guess what, the result was positive. Even mainstream doctors saw the result and said it was Lyme, but then claimed you can't be sick long-term. I’ve had tons of ticks, never had any treatment, and I had the erythema migrans (bullseye rash), which gives you a 100% diagnosis without any tests. Everyone refused to help me, I lost my job, I ended up in an ambulance, and they told me I was going to die.
I started treatment, a neurologist laughed it off, but I am recovering. I have recordings showing that my hands don't shake anymore. Since when does Parkinson’s or essential tremor just take a break? Disappear? It doesn't disappear. ILADS and LLMD doctors treat people, and people in wheelchairs are standing up. They had diagnoses like multiple sclerosis and many others, and this treatment took it away.
Your best bet is to get infected yourself, leave it untreated for a few years, let them give you antibiotics for 14 days, or maybe for 4 days like they gave me, and we'll see. In another ten years, you'll be a human wreck, and I guarantee you'll change your mind when you go to the doctor sick and they tell you you're a hypochondriac.
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