looking for good dr in oregon or washington

[Guest guest]

Hi,

My story is very long, but I will make this post short.

I live in Salem, Oregon. I have already seen a Dr. R (I am sure this dr is okay

with name being posted, but I am just being safe here) who is a LLD in Portland.

I have also been to Dr. Klinghardt's clinic in Seattle but haven't followed

through with the protocol for various personal reasons. And I have seen various

naturopaths in the area for years. Of course I don't even consider going to a

regular M.D. -- why torture myself?

I admire Klinghardt's work immensely, but working with them from afar is

difficult (for me, anyway). I do not really like Dr. R's protocol or approach.

I am looking for a very high quality dr in my area. I am looking for a

Klinghardt-style approach. Is there anyone with an opinion about the drs in

this area? Is there ANY dr in Oregon who really rocks when it comes to lyme? I

don't have time/energy to educate my dr, I need someone with lots of experience.

I recently read the book " Insights into Lyme Disease Treatments " (an excellent

book!) and I wish I lived close to one of those amazing drs.

Any advice, opinion, links, tips appreciated. I am tired of suffering and want

to heal!

Thanks so much,

Carolyn

[Guest guest]

Hi, I see a LLMD Dr in Seattle, she is one of the Doctor's featured in the book

you mentioned. She has also had Lyme and understands very well what I am going

through. There is also a Dr. in Vancouver,WA who I have heard is very good and

treats many Lyme patients. I don't know if I am allowed to mention their names

or not so if you email me I will give you the links to their pages.

notlovinlyme@...

>

> Hi,

>

> My story is very long, but I will make this post short.

>

> I live in Salem, Oregon. I have already seen a Dr. R (I am sure this dr is

okay with name being posted, but I am just being safe here) who is a LLD in

Portland. I have also been to Dr. Klinghardt's clinic in Seattle but haven't

followed through with the protocol for various personal reasons. And I have seen

various naturopaths in the area for years. Of course I don't even consider going

to a regular M.D. -- why torture myself?

>

> I admire Klinghardt's work immensely, but working with them from afar is

difficult (for me, anyway). I do not really like Dr. R's protocol or approach.

>

> I am looking for a very high quality dr in my area. I am looking for a

Klinghardt-style approach. Is there anyone with an opinion about the drs in

this area? Is there ANY dr in Oregon who really rocks when it comes to lyme? I

don't have time/energy to educate my dr, I need someone with lots of experience.

>

> I recently read the book " Insights into Lyme Disease Treatments " (an excellent

book!) and I wish I lived close to one of those amazing drs.

>

> Any advice, opinion, links, tips appreciated. I am tired of suffering and

want to heal!

>

> Thanks so much,

> Carolyn

>