need some advice here, please

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azsusan

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Posted 6/11/2014 10:46 PM (GMT 0)

to love the light and marina moonlight:

thank you both for all your very kind responses. you've both confirmed for me what my intuition was telling me. I suspect too that detox/toxins are a HUGE issue for me--also that i probably have a genetic mutation (MTHFR) that makes it difficult for my body to detox and also results in a b-12 deficiency. I started taking "active" forms of b-12 (inactive doesn't work), a few days ago, and feel better than i have in a LONG time, (i actually felt "something" within a few hrs of taking the first, small dose) so i think this is at least a part of the picture. This i found out about from a support group for cfs, which, of course, i have, after being sick for 15-18 yrs now.

MM: i tried taking doxy about a year ago (not really sure why the doc i saw at that time prescribed it), but it made me so sick i just couldn't tolerate it. I ordered buhner's book today from amazon. someone else suggested horowitz--i think that's available from my library, so i'll get that one as well.

thanks so much to you both!

azsusan

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Posted 6/12/2014 12:09 AM (GMT 0)

[Good to hear a different perspective on fry. Especially from someone who had extensive interraction with him. Maybe I will give him a try.
quote="LoveTheLight"]Also.
Not all tests by Fry are done through Fry labs
I don't agree that he is a businessman first
I do agree he is embedded in his research and that he focuses on that subject with his patients.
FYI
I have treated Lyme and co infections through him mostly and got them treated quite easily compared to the biofilm and protozoan issues which is the most difficult and last item for me

So I believe he is accurate in so many ways. Even when I have a doubt it's proven later to me yeah that's right and it's happening to me. It's not perfect but I would use him as a resource even if you go every few months.
Insurance would cover it and you don't have to do all the testing via his lab. Just tell him you can afford those and what are your options

Its worth a try.
He started researching to help patients
He is not on some money quest.
His office is very plain and he tried to get grants and find his work with what he can. I admire him a lot

But he is not a typical Lyme doctor per day
He believes that so many diseases are vector borne and treats overall not just Lyme. If I hadn't had my time with him getting diagnosis and tests and treatments I would not have known what to address. There are more and more labs testing for Lyme and co infections and you should ask him at least.
I don't know this info because I'm not testing or needing it anymore not for a long time.

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