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Hi,

Your dosage is not constant so don't get upset by the numbers. The

tests don't do a wonderful job of checking your level when you are on

TRT.

I get 1500mg of pellets every 4 months/120 days that disolve 24/7 at

a constant rate. That amounts to a dosage of 12.5mg/day. You should

not be hurting yourself with 100mg every 10 days or even 7 days which

would be about 14mg/day.

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> My most recent results were 1445 (range 241-827) on day 2 of a 10

day cycle with 100 mgs. This should be the peak and you would expect

to be ~ 30% of that by day 10 or 445. Is this still too high? I

originally started at 100 mgs every 7 days but on day 7 I was 1000

for T. I kept the same dose but extended the interval to 10 days at

my Drs. request. Based on these numbers, should I alter my treatment?

I also had my E2 checked an it was 56. Don't really have any E2

issues symptom wise. Still get night erections. My thoughts are 2

options (60 mgs every 7 days or 80 mgs every 10 days)

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Make sure you are getting T3 as well as T4 - your thyroid hormone

production has to be sufficient or you will feel depressed and tired.

What are you currently taking?

K

what to do?

Hello. New to this and hoping that I can get some help. I was

misdiagnosed 15 yrs ago and only now starting to get some help. Does

anyone have any good ideas for supplements for helping with the

constant feelings of apathy or depression, energy boosting without

caffeine?

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Make sure you are getting T3 as well as T4 - your thyroid hormone

production has to be sufficient or you will feel depressed and tired.

What are you currently taking?

K

what to do?

Hello. New to this and hoping that I can get some help. I was

misdiagnosed 15 yrs ago and only now starting to get some help. Does

anyone have any good ideas for supplements for helping with the

constant feelings of apathy or depression, energy boosting without

caffeine?

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IMO " bi-polar " IS hypothyroidism. I am amazed what cod liver oil plus Armour

can do. I recently ran out of CLO, didn't take it for 5 days, and brain went

right to hell.

Gracia

Welcome, I've only been here a couple of weeks. I've been dealing

withe what you've described from a depression point of view for 10yrs

now. Just learning about the hypothyroidism which mirrors bi polar

disorder.

I look forward to the others' repsonses about energy boosting.

Christy

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> Hello. New to this and hoping that I can get some help. I was

> misdiagnosed 15 yrs ago and only now starting to get some help. Does

> anyone have any good ideas for supplements for helping with the

> constant feelings of apathy or depression, energy boosting without

> caffeine?

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proper treatmnent would be best.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

http://www.optimox.com Iodoral has a huge effect on my mood.

Gracia

Hello. New to this and hoping that I can get some help. I was

misdiagnosed 15 yrs ago and only now starting to get some help. Does

anyone have any good ideas for supplements for helping with the

constant feelings of apathy or depression, energy boosting without

caffeine?

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hi Gracia - how is HypoT the same as bi-polar? I'm very interested.

Kerry

Re: Re: what to do?

IMO " bi-polar " IS hypothyroidism. I am amazed what cod liver oil plus

Armour can do. I recently ran out of CLO, didn't take it for 5 days, and

brain went right to hell.

Gracia

Welcome, I've only been here a couple of weeks. I've been dealing

withe what you've described from a depression point of view for 10yrs

now. Just learning about the hypothyroidism which mirrors bi polar

disorder.

I look forward to the others' repsonses about energy boosting.

Christy

>

> Hello. New to this and hoping that I can get some help. I was

> misdiagnosed 15 yrs ago and only now starting to get some help. Does

> anyone have any good ideas for supplements for helping with the

> constant feelings of apathy or depression, energy boosting without

> caffeine?

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my mother has been Dxed " bi-polar " but b4 that she was Dxed every psych label

under the sun. Her life (and her kids) has been total hell. Now she is on

lots of psych meds. I am just convinced she needs thyroid and adrenal meds, CLO

and iodine. She actually ordered Iodoral but when it came she was addled and

said she would have to ask the doc for permission. Mental illness is listed as

a low iodine symptom. Also she has had a complete hysterectomy and gall

bladder removed. Her TSH is always " perfect " . Horse puckey.

Gracia

hi Gracia - how is HypoT the same as bi-polar? I'm very interested.

Kerry

Re: Re: what to do?

IMO " bi-polar " IS hypothyroidism. I am amazed what cod liver oil plus

Armour can do. I recently ran out of CLO, didn't take it for 5 days, and

brain went right to hell.

Gracia

Welcome, I've only been here a couple of weeks. I've been dealing

withe what you've described from a depression point of view for 10yrs

now. Just learning about the hypothyroidism which mirrors bi polar

disorder.

I look forward to the others' repsonses about energy boosting.

Christy

>

> Hello. New to this and hoping that I can get some help. I was

> misdiagnosed 15 yrs ago and only now starting to get some help. Does

> anyone have any good ideas for supplements for helping with the

> constant feelings of apathy or depression, energy boosting without

> caffeine?

>

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Hello Group,

Blood Test came back normal.I have a feeling my doctor thinks I'm a crazy

and........

Feel like I'm going crazy,every joint in my body hurts.My knees are killing me

with the stinging, I get a crawling sensation on various parts of my body.

Cant sleep and I so darn tired, my mind just keep running,brain fog, cant

remember things, forgetful,depressed,paranoid,don't care about much of anything.

Ear pain also behind my ear but no ear infection, not very hungry and I'm

bloated and have diarrhea.

Last year I spent five days in the hospital what they called a mystery illness,I

couldn't stand light of any kind even the TV hurts my eyes,had cold sweats, I

couldn't get warm had some vomiting

and yes I had been bitten buy tics that year and this year.had antibiotics last

year for a few days.

Had also been bitten buy tics years ago as well and I suffer from arthritis....

Last year I had a small bulls eye, this year just a few spots where two were

stuck in me.

We live in a tic infested area in Northern Minnesota. Lots of deer and a elk

farm very close to us.

Everyone around us has/had Lymes.Even the doc across the way.

I'm on medical assents, I don't think they will pay for treatment/and finding a

doc that will help is almost out of the question .my income is far below poverty

level.

Does anyone have any suggestions for me.Is there a home remedy that works,

looks like I'm going to have to doctor myself.

I so sick.......

Thank Russ

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What test did he do and what are the band results? A false on a Lyme Test is

meaningless. Get a copy of the test and look at the bands yourself. There is

a section on my Lyme Resource Cd on how to read the tests and what the bands

mean.

> [ ] what to do?

>

> Hello Group,

> Blood Test came back normal.I have a feeling my doctor thinks

> I'm a crazy and........

> Feel like I'm going crazy,every joint in my body hurts.My

> knees are killing me with the stinging, I get a crawling

> sensation on various parts of my body.

> Cant sleep and I so darn tired, my mind just keep

> running,brain fog, cant remember things,

> forgetful,depressed,paranoid,don't care about much of anything.

> Ear pain also behind my ear but no ear infection, not very

> hungry and I'm bloated and have diarrhea.

> Last year I spent five days in the hospital what they called

> a mystery illness,I couldn't stand light of any kind even the

> TV hurt my eyes,had cold sweats, I couldn't get warm had some vomiting

> and yes I had been bitten buy tics that year and this

> year.had antibiotics last year for a few days.

> Had also been bitten buy tics years ago as well and I suffer

> from arthritis....

> Last year I had a small bulls eye, this year just a few spots

> where two were stuck in me.

> We live in a tic infested area in Northern Minnesota. Lots of

> deer and a elk farm very close to us.

> Everyone around us has/had Lymes.Even the doc across the way.

> I'm on medical assents, I don't think they will pay for

> treatment/and finding a doc that will help is almost of the

> question .my income is far below poverty level.

> Does anyone have any suggestions for me.Is there a home

> remedy that works, looks like I'm going to have to doctor myself.

> I so sick.......

> Thank Russ

>

>

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Hi, yes it is important to know where your test was done...Igenex is really the

ONLY lab you should have your test done at. Also, I think it is helpful to

challenge it with antibiotics before you take the test - with at least a 5 to 10

day course. It does sound like you have all the symptoms - remind your doc that

even the CDC says you should diagnose based on clinical observation, area, and

bite history...best wishes

>

> Hello Group,

> Blood Test came back normal.I have a feeling my doctor thinks I'm a crazy

and........

> Feel like I'm going crazy,every joint in my body hurts.My knees are killing me

with the stinging, I get a crawling sensation on various parts of my body.

> Cant sleep and I so darn tired, my mind just keep running,brain fog, cant

remember things, forgetful,depressed,paranoid,don't care about much of anything.

> Ear pain also behind my ear but no ear infection, not very hungry and I'm

bloated and have diarrhea.

> Last year I spent five days in the hospital what they called a mystery

illness,I couldn't stand light of any kind even the TV hurt my eyes,had cold

sweats, I couldn't get warm had some vomiting

> and yes I had been bitten buy tics that year and this year.had antibiotics

last year for a few days.

> Had also been bitten buy tics years ago as well and I suffer from

arthritis....

> Last year I had a small bulls eye, this year just a few spots where two were

stuck in me.

> We live in a tic infested area in Northern Minnesota. Lots of deer and a elk

farm very close to us.

> Everyone around us has/had Lymes.Even the doc across the way.

> I'm on medical assents, I don't think they will pay for treatment/and finding

a doc that will help is almost of the question .my income is far below poverty

level.

> Does anyone have any suggestions for me.Is there a home remedy that works,

looks like I'm going to have to doctor myself.

> I so sick.......

> Thank Russ

>

>

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Sorry to hear about your dilemma. The least expensive treatment I've heard

about is the salt/c regimen, but I have not personally tried it. However if I

were in your shoes, I would. You can read about it on the Lyme Strategies

group. It's important as I understand it NOT to use table salt, but to get the

proper salt. If you decide to try it, I would start at a very low dose, start

slowly, and monitor your response. It's controversial in some circles, (esp

mainstream medicine) because of the risk of increased blood pressure and

accompanying cardiovascular problems, but many who use this protocol seem not to

have these problems.

Herbs can help a lot, but are not as inexpensive, as the best brands can be

rather expensive, although you don't need prescriptions. There's also rife, but

the machines require some up front investment.

It's really important to be under the guidance of an LLMD. If you can't find

one, what about the Dr you refer to who had/has Lyme?

Maybe someone else will have some suggestions for you.

Good luck.

Patti

>

> Hello Group,

> Blood Test came back normal.I have a feeling my doctor thinks I'm a crazy

and........

> Feel like I'm going crazy,every joint in my body hurts.My knees are killing me

with the stinging, I get a crawling sensation on various parts of my body.

> Cant sleep and I so darn tired, my mind just keep running,brain fog, cant

remember things, forgetful,depressed,paranoid,don't care about much of anything.

> Ear pain also behind my ear but no ear infection, not very hungry and I'm

bloated and have diarrhea.

> Last year I spent five days in the hospital what they called a mystery

illness,I couldn't stand light of any kind even the TV hurt my eyes,had cold

sweats, I couldn't get warm had some vomiting

> and yes I had been bitten buy tics that year and this year.had antibiotics

last year for a few days.

> Had also been bitten buy tics years ago as well and I suffer from

arthritis....

> Last year I had a small bulls eye, this year just a few spots where two were

stuck in me.

> We live in a tic infested area in Northern Minnesota. Lots of deer and a elk

farm very close to us.

> Everyone around us has/had Lymes.Even the doc across the way.

> I'm on medical assents, I don't think they will pay for treatment/and finding

a doc that will help is almost of the question .my income is far below poverty

level.

> Does anyone have any suggestions for me.Is there a home remedy that works,

looks like I'm going to have to doctor myself.

> I so sick.......

> Thank Russ

>

>

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Shauna, I wanted to point out that there are other labs besides Igenix that

report more extensive Western Blot bands. My Western Blots from Stony Brook

turned up more positive bands than the Igenix test and although my LLMD uses

multiple labs, he uses Stony Brook consistently and not Igenix. Nothing against

Igenix I just think people should be aware they have choices.

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What to do?   Million dollar question.   As most folks here, I could say a lot

about what's been going on with me, but  I just want to put resources here I

think helped me most.  I do the Salt and C and some other things.  I would

recommend checking out www.herbsoflight.com  and reading all the info he has on

lyme.   I would recommend a group " alkalizing4health " and also a site the

owner of that group has www.phkillscancer.com    The other thing that I haven't

used yet because of the expense but have investigated and believe it is another

good option is the rife machines.  

 

Thanks,  

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Subject: [ ] Re: what to do?

Date: Wednesday, July 22, 2009, 1:47 AM

 

Sorry to hear about your dilemma. The least expensive treatment I've heard about

is the salt/c regimen, but I have not personally tried it. However if I were in

your shoes, I would. You can read about it on the Lyme Strategies group. It's

important as I understand it NOT to use table salt, but to get the proper salt.

If you decide to try it, I would start at a very low dose, start slowly, and

monitor your response. It's controversial in some circles, (esp mainstream

medicine) because of the risk of increased blood pressure and accompanying

cardiovascular problems, but many who use this protocol seem not to have these

problems.

Herbs can help a lot, but are not as inexpensive, as the best brands can be

rather expensive, although you don't need prescriptions. There's also rife, but

the machines require some up front investment.

It's really important to be under the guidance of an LLMD. If you can't find

one, what about the Dr you refer to who had/has Lyme?

Maybe someone else will have some suggestions for you.

Good luck.

Patti

>

> Hello Group,

> Blood Test came back normal.I have a feeling my doctor thinks I'm a crazy

and........

> Feel like I'm going crazy,every joint in my body hurts.My knees are killing me

with the stinging, I get a crawling sensation on various parts of my body.

> Cant sleep and I so darn tired, my mind just keep running,brain fog, cant

remember things, forgetful,depressed ,paranoid, don't care about much of

anything.

> Ear pain also behind my ear but no ear infection, not very hungry and I'm

bloated and have diarrhea.

> Last year I spent five days in the hospital what they called a mystery

illness,I couldn't stand light of any kind even the TV hurt my eyes,had cold

sweats, I couldn't get warm had some vomiting

> and yes I had been bitten buy tics that year and this year.had antibiotics

last year for a few days.

> Had also been bitten buy tics years ago as well and I suffer from arthritis...

..

> Last year I had a small bulls eye, this year just a few spots where two were

stuck in me.

> We live in a tic infested area in Northern Minnesota. Lots of deer and a elk

farm very close to us.

> Everyone around us has/had Lymes.Even the doc across the way.

> I'm on medical assents, I don't think they will pay for treatment/and finding

a doc that will help is almost of the question .my income is far below poverty

level.

> Does anyone have any suggestions for me.Is there a home remedy that works,

looks like I'm going to have to doctor myself.

> I so sick.......

> Thank Russ

>

>

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Russ if you don't have my free Lyme resource CD please email me and I will

make sure you get a copy. There are allot of alternate treatments folks are

using. And yes Salt/c as someone mentioned is indeed one of the cheapest

methodologies that people are reporting success with. (Though its not for

everyone)

msadams@...

> [ ] Re: what to do?

>

> Hi, yes it is important to know where your test was

> done...Igenex is really the ONLY lab you should have your

> test done at. Also, I think it is helpful to challenge it

> with antibiotics before you take the test - with at least a 5

> to 10 day course. It does sound like you have all the

> symptoms - remind your doc that even the CDC says you should

> diagnose based on clinical observation, area, and bite

> history...best wishes

>

>

> >

> > Hello Group,

> > Blood Test came back normal.I have a feeling my doctor

> thinks I'm a crazy and........

> > Feel like I'm going crazy,every joint in my body hurts.My

> knees are killing me with the stinging, I get a crawling

> sensation on various parts of my body.

> > Cant sleep and I so darn tired, my mind just keep

> running,brain fog, cant remember things,

> forgetful,depressed,paranoid,don't care about much of anything.

> > Ear pain also behind my ear but no ear infection, not very

> hungry and I'm bloated and have diarrhea.

> > Last year I spent five days in the hospital what they

> called a mystery illness,I couldn't stand light of any kind

> even the TV hurt my eyes,had cold sweats, I couldn't get warm

> had some vomiting

> > and yes I had been bitten buy tics that year and this

> year.had antibiotics last year for a few days.

> > Had also been bitten buy tics years ago as well and I

> suffer from arthritis....

> > Last year I had a small bulls eye, this year just a few

> spots where two were stuck in me.

> > We live in a tic infested area in Northern Minnesota. Lots

> of deer and a elk farm very close to us.

> > Everyone around us has/had Lymes.Even the doc across the way.

> > I'm on medical assents, I don't think they will pay for

> treatment/and finding a doc that will help is almost of the

> question .my income is far below poverty level.

> > Does anyone have any suggestions for me.Is there a home

> remedy that works, looks like I'm going to have to doctor myself.

> > I so sick.......

> > Thank Russ

> >

> >

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That is good to know - thanks. I guess I just never hear of anyone out here in

CA talk about stony brook - they ususally end up at quest or mayo or

arup...which I would never suggest using for lyme.

>

> Shauna, I wanted to point out that there are other labs besides Igenix that

report more extensive Western Blot bands. My Western Blots from Stony Brook

turned up more positive bands than the Igenix test and although my LLMD uses

multiple labs, he uses Stony Brook consistently and not Igenix. Nothing against

Igenix I just think people should be aware they have choices.

> -

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For those of you that have lymes.do you see funny things wiggling around..like

floaters and odd shaps and bright colors?

Geri

Russ if you don't have my free Lyme resource CD please email me and I will

make sure you get a copy. There are allot of alternate treatments folks are

using. And yes Salt/c as someone mentioned is indeed one of the cheapest

methodologies that people are reporting success with. (Though its not for

everyone)

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I have floaters that seem to swim, flipping a tail. There seems to be a

distinct head area and body area, almost like brine shrimp. This doesn't

fit the description of the lyme critters running rampant around my body.

Don't know what they are, but I call them my pet floaties. I've mentioned

it to eye docs and my LLMD.

Waterloo

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On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 4:44 PM, Geri Logan <hotwheels@...> wrote:

> For those of you that have lymes.do you see funny things wiggling

> around..like floaters and odd shaps and bright colors?

> Geri

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Russ if you don't have my free Lyme resource CD please email me and I

> will

> make sure you get a copy. There are allot of alternate treatments folks

> are

> using. And yes Salt/c as someone mentioned is indeed one of the cheapest

> methodologies that people are reporting success with. (Though its not for

> everyone)

>

>

> msadams@...

>

>

>

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Yes Geri - I use to have floaters all the time - not as bad now but still are

there - I have heard this is a very common symtom of lyme - I dont get the

bright colors but many of the black floaters messing with me :) Diane

>

> For those of you that have lymes.do you see funny things wiggling

around..like floaters and odd shaps and bright colors?

> Geri

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Russ if you don't have my free Lyme resource CD please email me and I will

> make sure you get a copy. There are allot of alternate treatments folks are

> using. And yes Salt/c as someone mentioned is indeed one of the cheapest

> methodologies that people are reporting success with. (Though its not for

> everyone)

>

>

> msadams@...

>

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Yes, my floaters (squiggly black lines and dots) are a lot worse since I

got Lyme. I had a few before, but now I can't look at anything light

colored (like the sky) without seeing these nuisances. My eye doc says

there's no cure.

Don

dkbmama wrote:

> Yes Geri - I use to have floaters all the time - not as bad now but still are

there - I have heard this is a very common symtom of lyme - I dont get the

bright colors but many of the black floaters messing with me :) Diane

>

>

>

>> For those of you that have lymes.do you see funny things wiggling

around..like floaters and odd shaps and bright colors?

>> Geri

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> Russ if you don't have my free Lyme resource CD please email me and I

will

>> make sure you get a copy. There are allot of alternate treatments folks are

>> using. And yes Salt/c as someone mentioned is indeed one of the cheapest

>> methodologies that people are reporting success with. (Though its not for

>> everyone)

>>

>>

>> msadams@...

>>

>>

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> For free up to date information about Lyme disease and the known

> co-infections delivered to your email address see:

> Robynns_Lyme_List/

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Floaters are NOT funny, but when I read this I had to think of mine:

When I'm outside and glance toward the sky (even if I don't actually look at the

sky) my floaters often make me duck as if I'm being swooped by birds. It's GOT

to be funny to people who may see me in a parking lot, and I know my husband has

giggled a bit... I'm just walking or standing there and suddenly duck. LOL.

Especially if you have non-normal floaters, like maybe seeing watery squiggles

that only last a few minutes, it could be Ocular Migraine. My doc said there is

no pain involved and that the " beautiful colors, looking like rippling water in

the sunshine " might actually be that. Have to admit I'd never heard of them, so

never thought I'd have them.

>

> Yes, my floaters (squiggly black lines and dots) are a lot worse since I got

Lyme. I had a few before, but now I can't look at anything light colored (like

the sky) without seeing these nuisances. My eye doc says there's no cure.

>

> Don

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Thank group, for getting back to me on this.

Guess I had better get my eyes checked

make sure it's not cataracts.....or something else.

hard for me to describe what I'm seeing

Geri.

GFloaters are NOT funny, but when I read this I had to think of mine:

When I'm outside and glance toward the sky (even if I don't actually look at

the sky) my floaters often make me duck as if I'm being swooped by birds. It's

GOT to be funny to people who may see me in a parking lot, and I know my husband

has giggled a bit... I'm just walking or standing there and suddenly duck. LOL.

Especially if you have non-normal floaters, like maybe seeing watery squiggles

that only last a few minutes, it could be Ocular Migraine. My doc said there is

no pain involved and that the " beautiful colors, looking like rippling water in

the sunshine " might actually be that. Have to admit I'd never heard of them, so

never thought I'd have them.

>

> Yes, my floaters (squiggly black lines and dots) are a lot worse since I got

Lyme. I had a few before, but now I can't look at anything light colored (like

the sky) without seeing these nuisances. My eye doc says there's no cure.

>

> Don

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Hi Geri,

I too get floater and flashed of light that look like lightening bolts.

Yvette

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> Yes, my floaters (squiggly black lines and dots) are a lot worse since I

> got Lyme. I had a few before, but now I can't look at anything light

> colored (like the sky) without seeing these nuisances. My eye doc says

> there's no cure.

>

> Don

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Even the computer screen bothers me.things that are too bright. I see al kinds

of funny things fluttering around in color and black /gray things too.Beginning

to wonder if I have bugs/ parasites behind my/in my eyes.

H.P maybe?Does anyone have trouble with HB and Limes?

Geri

Hi Geri,

I too get floater and flashed of light that look like lightening bolts.

Yvette

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> Yes, my floaters (squiggly black lines and dots) are a lot worse since I

> got Lyme. I had a few before, but now I can't look at anything light

> colored (like the sky) without seeing these nuisances. My eye doc says

> there's no cure.

>

> Don

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I am taking college classes, working towards my Teaching degree. Sometimes I

feel like having an aspie son in first grade, and a five year old daughter in

Kindergarten, I feel overwhelmed with the thought of someday having a full-time

teaching job on top of all the rest of the chaos in our lives. How does a family

run smoothly(or as smoothly as possible) with both parent's working full-time,

and with having a child with Aspergers? I'm worried that as my son gets older,

he will be more demanding with his issues. Does anyone have any thoughts?

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Do you have a support system of family and friends who you can rely on? It could

be difficult if you and your husband are handling everything yourselves, but

depending on your support system and whether or not you and your husband can

work together to handle the day-to-day challenges and joys, most everything is

possible. I have an eight-year-old daughter and I work five hours a day on

school days at a school. Your work load would be heavier, of course, but working

at a school would be better than some other professions that are year-round.

Good luck to you and your family! --Kari

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> I am taking college classes, working towards my Teaching degree. Sometimes I

feel like having an aspie son in first grade, and a five year old daughter in

Kindergarten, I feel overwhelmed with the thought of someday having a full-time

teaching job on top of all the rest of the chaos in our lives. How does a family

run smoothly(or as smoothly as possible) with both parent's working full-time,

and with having a child with Aspergers? I'm worried that as my son gets older,

he will be more demanding with his issues. Does anyone have any thoughts?

>

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