Re: [Lyme-aid] Eileen's letter to NY magazine being printed!!!!

[Guest guest]

Dear Marta,

Thanks for the kind words. Don't feel badly, there are a few doctors that I

wish

would get this disease, too. I haven't heard anything else from NYMag; they

wrote me on

Wednesday and I didn't answer until Saturday night because my daughter and I

were

staying in Great Neck doing HBOT. I hope they still print it. When I returned

home

tonight there was a message from my former employer; he wants to talk to me. I

do hope

they didn't sniff out my place of occupation and start something nasty for them.

I'm

just getting paranoid. I can't wait to see everybody in Gettysburg! I decided to

stay at

the Motor Lodge with everyone instead of my sister's (45 minutes away) so I

could be

with my fellow-lymies. I hope your leg swelling is diminished.

See you soon!

Eileen

[Guest guest]

Hi Eileen,

I am glad you feel the same way about " some doctors " I can't help but

wish sometimes Steere or Datwyler could be infected. I hope that your call

from your old employer was not unpleasant. I doubt that NY magazine's

editor letter was involved...it looked great by the way, thanks to

Bernadette's expertise. I am so happy you will be staying with those of us

who are at the Heritage. Can't wait to meet your daughter, I met you at the

NYC rally. My leg swelling is much better, since I stopped the Motrin, must

have been it. But herxing my butt off, can't wait till it is done so I can

have some functionality. I hope the HBOT is the answer for you and your

daughter and whoever else is trying it. Let us know what you think when you

complete the treatment.

Hug,s

Marta

>From: Eileen Glaessgen <emcinerney@...>

>

>Dear Marta,

> Thanks for the kind words. Don't feel badly, there are a few doctors

that I wish

>would get this disease, too. I haven't heard anything else from NYMag; they

wrote me on

>Wednesday and I didn't answer until Saturday night because my daughter and

I were

>staying in Great Neck doing HBOT. I hope they still print it. When I

returned home

>tonight there was a message from my former employer; he wants to talk to

me. I do hope

>they didn't sniff out my place of occupation and start something nasty for

them. I'm

>just getting paranoid. I can't wait to see everybody in Gettysburg! I

decided to stay at

>the Motor Lodge with everyone instead of my sister's (45 minutes away) so I

could be

>with my fellow-lymies. I hope your leg swelling is diminished.

>See you soon!

>Eileen

[Guest guest]

Dear Marta,

I've had even more evil wishes for some of the people I used to work with. I

guess I

should have confessed that at some point in confession (I mean, reconciliation!)

They

changed it. Anyway, I'm glad they printed my letter but they left out quite a

bit--like

my mentioning Gettysburg and I don't live in Manhattan, but NJ. They also left

out how I

knew to run away from the doctor who said I had " Post-Lyme Syndrome " and that

the 2nd

2nd opinion said I didn't have Lyme but my daughter had congenital Lyme. I guess

I

shouldn't bitch about details, right? I can't comment on the HBOT yet because

I'm tired

from the running back and forth to Great Neck. It has increased my

near-sightedness

greatly, and I can't wait it out (it's supposed to be temporary). I have to get

a new

prescription to feel safe driving. So that will be another 200+ bucks.

I'm sorry you're herxing but IT GOES AWAY!!!My last one, after the 1st 2

treatments

of HBOT only lasted 24 hours! I've herxed so many times that it's nice that

they're

getting shorter. I hadn't felt that badly for 3 years, but it was only 1 day.

I think you'll be better by April 7th. I'm glad your legs are better; that must

have

been scary. Thanks for the referrals; I don't know why the LDANJ keeps putting

me off on

giving me the list. I'm getting paranoid again--do they think I'm a spy? Yes, I

was

paranoid about my boss; the call was about filling out a form he's sending me to

show

I'm an upright citizen for a financial interest I'm still involved in with the

group.

is lonely and hungry, so good night.

Eileen