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Posted 8/25/2018 12:38 PM (GMT 0)
Hey guys so I’ve been postin a lot lately and I’ve kinda been going over the same exact thing s but I guess I’m hoping I can get some different people commenting.

Today I went to work and I felt decent. about 4 hours go by & I felt alright but I began to get tired. Like Lyme disease tired!

I suddenly began sneezing like crazy!! My nose was very very runny, to the point I had to stuff my nostrils with napkin. It would pour from my nose like water!

I also was getting very very very sad thoughts. I mean I was about to cry! I felt so hopeless!

I also felt like I was blacking out or something. I’m not sure how to explain it so I’ll explain how I felt and you all tell me what you would call it.

Everything felt difffernt visually. I felt like I couldn’t concentrate and everything that felt easy to me became extremity hard to do. I would mess things up, & forget things. Very very forgetful. I felt like I just wasn’t all their. I’m not sure how to explain this feeling and what to call it.

So from everything I told you what would you say the cause is?

Is this a herx?

I am on TriBlotics from Nutricology which is for co infections and my last dose was 2 days ago. So idk if that means it isn’t a herx or what.

Please if you’re reading this and have any info or anything it would help greatly! I appreciate you all.
Posted 8/25/2018 5:15 PM (GMT 0)
I am interested in hearing how you do when you leave the work site.

Sounds like you could be reacting to your environment.

Do you have allergies? (The sneezing/runny nose )
Or perhaps a moldy building?
Posted 8/25/2018 6:45 PM (GMT 0)
Have you looked into treating parasites? I've been treating parasites lately and I finally seemed to be able to correlate them with my symptoms, because I get symptoms all of a sudden, even when I haven't gone somewhere different. It's happening much more often now that I'm on a parasite cleanse, and I think it's because it's making them move around more.

The other day I was feeling fine, and I was all ready to go for a walk, I hadn't eaten much, because I didn't want to get a stomachache, but I bent down to tie my shoes, and something weird happened in my stomach. I suddenly turned green, and felt really strange, no stomach pain or nausea, but I felt kind of like someone hit me over the head with something, and it felt like there was something going on in my stomach. I did feel kind of depressed too, but I can't tell if I was just mad that I couldn't go for a walk after all.

The turning green was unusual. Most of the time I get more like you describe, depressed, feel like you're going to black out(but not dizzy), can't concentrate, forget stuff, etc. I don't get a runny nose though.

I'm wondering if what's been happening to me has been parasites all along, because it does seem to be connected to my stomach a lot of times.
Posted 8/25/2018 7:25 PM (GMT 0)

sandyfeet said...
I'm sorry to hear you're still having a crazy time back at work BBN.

I'd second Girlie's suggestion of something in the work place - a mould or a chemical that you're extremely sensitive to. I've had a strong reaction to something that was sort of like what you describe on three occasions (once in the university computer lab - I spent years working there but it only happened once which is strange, once in a museum, and once on a bus). In all three cases I started to 'leak' quite severely. Aside from a very runny nose, my eyes became so watery I crying and wanted to scrunch up my face. I can't say I remember what my mental or other physical reactions were (fatigue or fog, although I usually get foggy when I'm sick with anything) on the other hand I also left the situation fairly quickly. In all three cases I think I was the only one affected by whatever it was too. I returned to the computer lab the next night with some trepidation but without any issue.

I'm not sure what sort of work it is you do, but, in theory do you think you could 'do' the same thing if it was in your own home environment? That is, if it involved standing a lot would you probably be fine if you spent your day off standing at home all day? If it is desk-work, could you concentrate on something for 12 hours? The reason I ask is I'm wondering if you might be able to sort out in your mind if the symptoms you have are related to the exertion of the work or the location, or possibly a third aspect like a change in your diet (hydration?) when you're working. Any theory you can build up to test would help you to narrow it down.

I hope you can figure things out.

sandy mould vs mold. colour vs color.

it auto-corrected my moUld.

lol
Posted 8/25/2018 9:13 PM (GMT 0)
Literally upon leaving and being in my vehicle my runny nose will either get a whole lot better or stop completely.

My mental state is usually better but I just figured that was because I’m off work. Lol.

What you guys are saying are making a whole lot of sense though.

I work at a factory & it isn’t the most well maintained place I’ve ever worked so it’s hard to tell what’s going on there. I always blamed this on just being at work and getting tired but the runny nose is telling huh?

Sandyfeet, I’m not really sure whether I could handle it at my home. That’s a good question.
Posted 8/25/2018 10:36 PM (GMT 0)
This time of year I actually have worse allergies. I am susceptible to mold. Although it doesn't help that my son brought home a daycare cold we have all been recovering from. There is also whooping cough going around near us (Yuck!).

What will help you get back to a bit of optimism? Thinking about what you will do one day when you feel stable? What is your little success story recently..?
Posted 8/25/2018 10:53 PM (GMT 0)
It’s hard to think about yourself being healthy whenever it always seems like you’re struggling to find the source of your illness. Sometimes I doubt my Lyme diagnosis.

It always seems like I’m fighting to find what’s wrong with me.

I’m no doctor & I can’t follow the clues and figure this out on my own. I only get to see my doctor once every couple of months. Just hard
Posted 8/26/2018 3:16 AM (GMT 0)
That is candida causing the sniffles
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