Guest guest Posted June 24, 2009 Report Share Posted June 24, 2009 This came to me last month from one of my most respected teachers. It was sent to him. I have shared it with a few others who find this to be of great value. I do not know the writer(s). Hope it helps. - Marilyn - > Subject: lyme disease > > I have gotten Lyme Disease from a tick bite in January. None of the doctors in the ER (9 trips) or my doctor (4 trips) recognized the bite, they said it was a spider bite and not related to my symptoms. I was really sick for over 4 months. It was finally recognized by my pharmacist when I asked him what he thought of what was going on with me. He said it was a tick bite and knew what it looked like because he just moved here from MN so he saw them before. > This Lyme has been pretty severe. Pain all over and fevers, joint pain, swelling, here and there like a crap shoot. My heart doctor said if he didn't know it was Lyme he would have thought it lupus because of the telltale rash on my cheeks and fevers. My knees and elbows had swollen and I lost all feeling and couldn't walk then it went to my spine. > Three and a half weeks ago on a Wednesday, I went to my doctor since I was falling due to my spine being painfully swollen and I would lose all power if I turned or moved. I would just go down. He sent me to the ER because he thought it might be meningitis and they took lots of blood then put me on morphine IV. Pain meds don't work on me and just make me wacky. The nurse said that if she didn't know I had Lyme, she would have thought I had MS. The blood test showed my liver count was extremely high (ALT normally 30 to 63 was 571) and my liver swollen also and to see my doctor right away. I made an appt that Friday. > On the way to the doctor 3 weeks ago from last Friday, I was listening to the local radio when a naturopath was on talking about natural cures, etc. I called in and asked about Lyme. She said she cured herself of Lyme and would call me after the show. She then told me to take Ledum Palustre 30c which is a homeopathic remedy. It comes from an evergreen bush and no where online on all the Lyme groups/studies etc., did I find it for a cure for Lyme or even mentioned. She also said to take a probiotic to offset the antibiotic, which I was taking also for over 90 days at that point. > On the other hand, my doctor said my ALT liver test which was so high he sent me to get an emergency ultrasound hoping it was a stone, even tho' I don't have a gall bladder anymore. It wasn't. So he concluded that the Lyme has attacked my liver. It was very painful and swollen. He thought it might prove to be fatal. > I was so sick that I didn't go to the Health food store that day since it is 30 miles away but my husband did go to get it on Saturday, the day after the radio show. I took 5 little pellets sublingually that afternoon and again that night and again on Sunday morning. My husband wanted to get me out of the house so bribed me with breakfast out. I suddenly realized I was out of pain and felt like a heavy cloud was lifted out of my body. I couldn't believe it because, after 4 months of constant pain and 4 different antibiotics, I just took the pellets not believing anything would work for me. It looked like candy and tasted like it too. I called the naturopath on Sunday afternoon and she told me I could cut back to once a day. I did and got worse again by Monday night. So she told me to go back to three times a day and that is where I am now and I feel great. *UNTIL* I asked the question online, " What is Ledum Palustre? " See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ledum <http://t.ymlp190.com/bwagauyhaaauujsafahh/click.php> I had found nothing about it online associated with Lyme. Then on Wikipedia it gave lots of info including a study done in 1991 by Russia which says they deactivated Lyme and Encephalitis with it. On that site go to USES. All it says, on this little $6.99 vial of 80 pellets, is 'insect bites' and Made in France because they are not allowed to make any claims unless the FDA gives approval after years of tests. It is all natural and has been used for thousands of years to treat many illnesses > Since Lyme is misdiagnosed as lupus, MS, ALS, RA and many other diseases that they don't find out it is Lyme for many years of wrong treatment either because they don't remember a tick bite or the Lyme tests were the wrong ones which are not that accurate. See: http://www.endowmentmed.org/pdf/updatelyme.pdf <http://t.ymlp190.com/bqaoauyhafauujsafahh/click.php> > I have decided to discontinue with my antibiotic a week ago from last Saturday and not take the IV antibiotics to see if this is the cure. Sure a lot easier and no side effects. After I am sure I am stabilized for 4 weeks, I will again start on my regimen of vitamins and minerals which I had to cut back due to the antibiotic reactions. > So if you know someone who is suffering from Lyme let them know. And if anyone is suffering from lupus, RA, MS, ALS or any of the other diseases listed on the endowment website, tell them to get a Lyme titus test and try the Ledum. It can't hurt and just may give them back their life as it did to me. > Hope this helps someone. > Best to you and Kathy, Frances Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 24, 2009 Report Share Posted June 24, 2009 Hi Marilyn. Do you mind if I pass this on to other lists? This could be a life saver!! Samala, -------Original Message------- This came to me last month from one of my most respected teachers. It was sent to him. I have shared it with a few others who find this to be of great value. I do not know the writer(s). Hope it helps. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 24, 2009 Report Share Posted June 24, 2009 I am a homeopath and I just wanted to give more specific information on Ledum so that lyme sufferers out there who may try it without success don't get disappointed with homeopathy. Ledum is very effective for treating a relatively new infection. In fact, if anyone is bitten by a tick, Ledum is the homeopathic that should be taken first. It's not an antibiotic, but just like antibiotics, it tends to work most effectively on a new lyme infection, although there are cases of it helping old infections, just like there are a few cases of antibiotics helping an old lyme infection. The general rule of thumb is to always have Ledum on hand in case of a tick bite or mosquito bite or a puncture wound especially the kind of puncture wound that could cause tetanus. So Ledum is highly effective in preventing systemic infection after just about any puncture wound whether from bug bite or sharp object. I have had lyme disease for 25 years and my son has it from birth and Ledum did not have an effect on our lyme symptoms, even taken long-term. I do have a patient that had lyme for a year and was completely cured with alternation of Ledum and Rhus-tox homeopathics.Basically, best practice is to see a homeopath and let them prescribe a constitutional remedy (a remedy that treats the whole of you and not just the lyme) and possibly in alteration with an intercurrent remedy to treat a serious illness like long-term lyme complex.I wish it were so easy for everyone where just a homeopathic remedy would un-do it all, but unfortunately the longer lyme is in the body, the harder it is to eradicate and treat. The good news is that with a combined assault of homeopathics with other alternative methodologies (such as salt/C, MMS, Cowden Herbs, rife machines, etc), health and happiness are attainable. Best regards,LydiaOn Jun 24, 2009, at 11:16 AM, Gaiacita wrote:Hi Marilyn. Do you mind if I pass this on to other lists? This could be a life saver!! Samala, -------Original Message------- This came to me last month from one of my most respected teachers. Itwas sent to him. I have shared it with a few others who find this to be ofgreat value. I do not know the writer(s). Hope it helps. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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