Re: good response to antibiotic

[Guest guest]

Have you considered the possibility that Lyme disease could be the cause of your

MS symptoms and your digestion issues? If you have been infected with the Lyme

bacteria, it might explain why taking an antibiotic is helping you feel better.

KC

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> am currently taking augmentin for a gum infection--was dreading the stomach

misery that would go along with it, but am finding to my delight that my stomach

actually feels better than it has in months! anyone else experience this? what's

going on?

>

> i'd like to continue taking this periodically to keep a handle on whatever's

going on in there. follow the BBD and am taking many measures to enhance

digestion and good GI health as well--but they don't seem to be working as well

as they used to, and have been in free fall for the entire last year. kaiser

always responds to anything outside of the box w/ 'we don't do that--it's

experimental'. any suggestions as to how i can couch my request for augmentin in

terms they'll agree to? considering the fact that they're not doing jack else to

help me, you'd think they'd be all over this, but...well, they're kaiser. so any

tips would be most welcome!

> hope you're all doing well and staying strong.

> much love,

> aviva

>

[Guest guest]

Have TWO MS diagnoses. Taken Rebif, Copaxone, LDN, and EAP. Still losing

strength.

Hired a Lyme Literate Medical Doctor (LLMD), was diagnosed w/ Lyme Disease and

several co-infections. Took oral antibiotics for two years. Initial

improvements, then lost improvements.

Hired a second LLMD and started intramuscular antibiotics, which showed

improvements w/ in 12 hours. Feel that the sudden improvement was a sign of a

compromised GI tract.

Likely I am classified as a " steroid disaster " and will likely have to take IV

antibiotics.

Notes from LLMD Burrascano's recent lecture

http://sonyafightslyme.blogspot.com/2011/03/burrascano-notes-from-march-21st-tal\

k.html

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> am currently taking augmentin for a gum infection--was dreading the stomach

misery that would go along with it, but am finding to my delight that my stomach

actually feels better than it has in months! anyone else experience this? what's

going on?

>

> i'd like to continue taking this periodically to keep a handle on whatever's

going on in there. follow the BBD and am taking many measures to enhance

digestion and good GI health as well--but they don't seem to be working as well

as they used to, and have been in free fall for the entire last year. kaiser

always responds to anything outside of the box w/ 'we don't do that--it's

experimental'. any suggestions as to how i can couch my request for augmentin in

terms they'll agree to? considering the fact that they're not doing jack else to

help me, you'd think they'd be all over this, but...well, they're kaiser. so any

tips would be most welcome!

> hope you're all doing well and staying strong.

> much love,

> aviva

>

[Guest guest]

You don't have to be at their mercy anymore.

if you want augmentin and they say no, you can just buy it yourself, no need

to beg or plead the doctors.

Cheap and no prescription needed. I use them to buy my LDN and anything

else.

http://www.alldaychemist.com/121-augmentin-875-125-mg.html

am currently taking augmentin for a gum infection--was dreading the

stomach misery that would go along with it, but am finding to my delight

that my stomach actually feels better than it has in months! anyone else

experience this? what's going on?

i'd like to continue taking this periodically to keep a handle on whatever's

going on in there. follow the BBD and am taking many measures to enhance

digestion and good GI health as well--but they don't seem to be working as

well as they used to, and have been in free fall for the entire last year.

kaiser always responds to anything outside of the box w/ 'we don't do

that--it's experimental'. any suggestions as to how i can couch my request

for augmentin in terms they'll agree to? considering the fact that they're

not doing jack else to help me, you'd think they'd be all over this,

but...well, they're kaiser. so any tips would be most welcome!

hope you're all doing well and staying strong.

much love,

aviva

[Guest guest]

Do appreciate Mr. response of not being at the mercy of the physicians.

I've had to switch docs at least 5 times to figure out that my sickness is

better described as borreliosis aka Lyme Disease.

The modern weaponized version of Lyme Disease has the same symptoms as Gulf War

Illness, which is exactly how my MS / neuroborreliosis is described.

Here is a 5 minute video of a researcher describing borreliosis / Gulf War

Illness. The symptoms are EXACTLY my symptoms. I have two MS diagnoses, on

Lyme Disease + 6 co-infections diagnosis and one neuroborreliosis diagnoses.

Don , Part V, 1999, Gulf War Illness

I sleep a lot. Feel free to send me a note to wake me up.

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> > am currently taking augmentin for a gum infection--was dreading the stomach

misery that would go along with it, but am finding to my delight that my stomach

actually feels better than it has in months! anyone else experience this? what's

going on?

> >

> > i'd like to continue taking this periodically to keep a handle on whatever's

going on in there. follow the BBD and am taking many measures to enhance

digestion and good GI health as well--but they don't seem to be working as well

as they used to, and have been in free fall for the entire last year. kaiser

always responds to anything outside of the box w/ 'we don't do that--it's

experimental'. any suggestions as to how i can couch my request for augmentin in

terms they'll agree to? considering the fact that they're not doing jack else to

help me, you'd think they'd be all over this, but...well, they're kaiser. so any

tips would be most welcome!

> > hope you're all doing well and staying strong.

> > much love,

> > aviva

> >

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