RE: fibro question- Cheryl

September 13, 2008

Thanks, Cheryl. That is a relief! I certainly didn't want to go through

this medication withdrawal misery only to find the AP hadn't touched it.

Still, I'm excited to say goodbye to two more pills!! I can't believe I not

only don't take the mega dose NSAIDS, but I also don't even miss them!

In fact, any time I wake up with a sore joint, instead of thinking another

joint is about to go kaput, I instead gloat that the mycoplasmas are being

attacked in a new area. :-)

It seems logical to me that the Mycoplasma would be the culprit for fibro.

I know I have the Mycoplasma Pneumonia since I've had walking pneumonia at

least five times as an adult, but I never really paid attention to my blood

work at the beginning. I was just so anxious to try the AP, I didn't really

care! LOL

Blessings!

Terri

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From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf

Of Cheryl Ferguson

Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2008 10:56 PM

Subject: Re: rheumatic fibro question

Terri:

I do not have RA, but am undertaking the AP for Fibro under the care of Dr.

Franco in California. I also see another AP doctor closer to home in

Sacramento who specializes in Fibro and treats with AP. He also uses LDN

which has been discussed on this forum lately.

My opinion is, Yes, AP is used to treat fibro. I have high titers of IGg

and IGm for Mycoplasma Pnemonia.

Cheryl Ferguson

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