Re: Rheumatic Remission Club!

January 11, 2011

Hi,

I am the classic Lupus, R.A., Lyme story. I need to dig through old files to

find numbers; but, suffice it to say that A.P. saved my life in my opinion. I

date back to what I think was a tick bite in the 70's. I was diagnosed as

spider bite and/or flu and went on to have an enlarged spleen, diagnosis of

Lupus, then R.A. with Lupus tendencies and finally Lyme in the early 90's. My

counts were off the charts for R.A. factor and SED, and I had high ANA on

Methotrexeate and Plaquenil. After several years of differing A.P treatments,

my counts are now normal; however, I still fatigue easily and during weather

extremes have achey joints. I, too, want the world to know what a blessing A.P.

can be. Also, because of the early years, I have deformities and joint

replacements.

RE: rheumatic Antibiotic Protocol works and I have the labs to

prove it

> rheumatic

> Date: Monday, January 10, 2011, 4:51 PM

>

> june,

> I am using Minocin. I began 100mg 2x daily for about 3 mts. I then cut back to

100mg 2x M,W,F for a few more months...then down to 100mg M,W,F. This is the

dosage I am currently taking. This Sept. I am hoping to wean off entirely... we

will see how I am feeling and what my Dr. recommends.

> I am so thankful for AP, not a day goes by that I am not grateful for Dr.

Browns work and for the members of this group who took the time to encourage me

with their success stories!

> Good luck!

> jen

>

January 12, 2011

Hello ,

Thank you for this email, it gives me/everyone more HOPE HOPE HOPE. Do you

still take AP? and do you actually have days with no pain? Blessings to you

and the courage it takes to fight these diseases, Sally