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[precious007]

Are you sure you don't have Kkingery83 's problem? Read her posts and responses. Sounds pretty similar. She was also on a medical forum telling the story. We fixed her right up.

http://www.snuson.com/forum/search.p...230&pp=&page=2

of course she was inquireing about a different health problem but her mental state is quite similar to yours Precious. No offense man but there are a lot of similarities. So much so that I would prescribe the same meds to get the desired results. Get yourself a pocket full of 10 mg. Vallium.

the thread doesn't work PP.

Please post it again.

[Premium Parrots]

Are you sure you don't have Kkingery83 's problem? Read her posts and responses. Sounds pretty similar. She was also on a medical forum telling the story. We fixed her right up.

http://www.snuson.com/forum/search.p...230&pp=&page=2

of course she was inquireing about a different health problem but her mental state is quite similar to yours Precious. No offense man but there are a lot of similarities. So much so that I would prescribe the same meds to get the desired results. Get yourself a pocket full of 10 mg. Vallium.

[precious007]

As true as the things you write are, I've got to say that it's extremely dumb to write such things to an anxiety sufferer. Now he will worry about that as well with the thought that he will die from stress (which takes a life time of severe stress if it would be an issue), look up information, symptoms, and get more anxious as a result of this.

What he needs to do is STOP with all the researching - not research another disease and other symptoms.

Headers,

you are talking about the typical anxious.

I am not that one because I have been going through 7 years already, I am anxious yes, but I am not that one that believes everything he reads/sees or flyes.

At the begging I would worry I have a tumor, brain cancer or AIDS or something really serious, I am no longer like that for years and tried to cope with the symptoms and been better at times.


But when it all comes back again, and seemingly every little symptoms I have seems to be Lyme you just need to have TEST done. That's all. Just to eliminate this possibility. If I'm treating myself for anxiety for decades, which I hope I won't and in FACT I REALLY have Lyme then that is a dumb thing to do.

I'm just trying to rule out this possibility once and for all, I am not that typical pathetic anxious that looks up for all the diseases and thinks he has everything don't get me wrong.

Alex

[precious007]

Do you really think you are one of "the few" cases of delayed-onset Lyme disease? The information I am reading from the American Lyme Disease Foundation says that 90% of all cases begin with a severe and localized skin rash. Which is to say, in combination with the many other symptoms that present themselves within days/weeks of infection, you would have known your ailments were the result of that tick that bit you over a decade ago. It is extremely rare for Lyme disease symptoms to present themselves many years later. Think about that Precious -- extremely rare. I think it's time to get into the mindset that your problems are not from Lyme disease. Deny your brain that association, and see where that takes you. See how you feel after several days of telling yourself it cannot be Lyme disease. And get off the Lyme disease forums!! Of course those people are going to convince you that you have it, just like we are going to convince you that tobacco is good for you Good luck.

Roo,

I have these symptoms since 2004.

I might have been bitten by a tick back then in 2004 again, who knows?

And might not have been infected back when I was 9. Everything is possible.

The skin rash only appears in SOME cases and can be literally too small in some cases to realize it's a serious bite of a tick/spider. The rash is nothing to look at, doctors look at the severe symptoms that in my case are present even after 7 years of treatments and so on... they all came back suddenly.

People on Lyme forums are probably trying to help me, why the hell would they say I am sick, is this something to joke about?

Alex

[GoVegan]

Valium. Or Diazepam, same thing but generic. About 10cents a 10 mg pill. One every 4 hours. After a few days you will feel better.

Diazepam is in every medicine cabnet in Cuba. Castro wants his children to be stress free and happy, under any circumstances. He also issues vouchers every month to adults for free cigarettes. Works great.

Yea, I believe you are stressing these synthoms. Just my opinion tho cuz I've seen stress do a lot of shit to a lot of people.

good luck tho. I know....it sucks

Free cigs? I know where I am retiring!

[Premium Parrots]

Valium. Or Diazepam, same thing but generic. About 10cents a 10 mg pill. One every 4 hours. After a few days you will feel better.

Diazepam is in every medicine cabnet in Cuba. Castro wants his children to be stress free and happy, under any circumstances. He also issues vouchers every month to adults for free cigarettes. Works great.

Yea, I believe you are stressing these synthoms. Just my opinion tho cuz I've seen stress do a lot of shit to a lot of people.

good luck tho. I know....it sucks

[heders]

I don't think we needed your 'dumb' comment Heders.

Precious doesn't realise that his symptoms can be symptoms of anxiety. He doesn't seem to get it that anxiety will cause all of the physical complaints that he has. It's as if he thinks that anxiety cannot do that. He needs to know how destructive it can be.

Anyway - I'm no expert so I'll leave this alone now as it's getting phuqin silly.

It was no personal offence, I'm just saying, telling stuff like that to an anxiety sufferer is like giving a clean and sober IV heroin addict a needle of heroin. An anxiety sufferer makes every little thing in to grand proportions. Making him research even more is not going to help him.

[Frosted]

I don't think we needed your 'dumb' comment Heders.

Precious doesn't realise that his symptoms can be symptoms of anxiety. He doesn't seem to get it that anxiety will cause all of the physical complaints that he has. It's as if he thinks that anxiety cannot do that. He needs to know how destructive it can be.

Anyway - I'm no expert so I'll leave this alone now as it's getting phuqin silly.

[heders]

Why did you come off the SSRI Precious? Would you think about starting to take it again?

SSRI medication is not needed in anxiety. Anxiety is not a chemical imbalance, but a behavioral condition. It starts with an anxiety attack of some sort, and then you get afraid of the emotions, thoughts and sensations produced by it, which adds more anxiety. This then creates a circle which has to be broken. Charles Linden's method is about acting like a non-anxious person and using diversion tactics. This will teach the subconscious mind (and the amygdala which acts like the anxiety thermostat) new behavior and set the anxiety benchmark to a lower, more appropriate level.

[Ansel]

I think you need to take an SSRI again and/or have CBT.

[heders]

May I point you to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortisol This is serious stuff and points to all the symptoms that you are displaying.
People say that stress won't kill you - I beg to vociferously differ. That's an old wives tale - a myth. Stress will kill you.

Please research the effects of prolonged cortisol on the body before you go for your test. If you still wish to go for that lyme disease test - good luck to you.

As true as the things you write are, I've got to say that it's extremely dumb to write such things to an anxiety sufferer. Now he will worry about that as well with the thought that he will die from stress (which takes a life time of severe stress if it would be an issue), look up information, symptoms, and get more anxious as a result of this.

What he needs to do is STOP with all the researching - not research another disease and other symptoms.

[Ansel]

Why did you come off the SSRI Precious? Would you think about starting to take it again?

[Frosted]

May I point you to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortisol This is serious stuff and points to all the symptoms that you are displaying.
People say that stress won't kill you - I beg to vociferously differ. That's an old wives tale - a myth. Stress will kill you.

Please research the effects of prolonged cortisol on the body before you go for your test. If you still wish to go for that lyme disease test - good luck to you.

[heders]

Do you really think you are one of "the few" cases of delayed-onset Lyme disease? The information I am reading from the American Lyme Disease Foundation says that 90% of all cases begin with a severe and localized skin rash. Which is to say, in combination with the many other symptoms that present themselves within days/weeks of infection, you would have known your ailments were the result of that tick that bit you over a decade ago. It is extremely rare for Lyme disease symptoms to present themselves many years later. Think about that Precious -- extremely rare. I think it's time to get into the mindset that your problems are not from Lyme disease. Deny your brain that association, and see where that takes you. See how you feel after several days of telling yourself it cannot be Lyme disease. And get off the Lyme disease forums!! Of course those people are going to convince you that you have it, just like we are going to convince you that tobacco is good for you Good luck.

Totally agreed!

[Roo]

The more severe, potentially debilitating symptoms of later-stage LD may occur weeks, months, or, in a few cases, years after a tick bite. These can include severe headaches, painful arthritis and swelling of joints, cardiac abnormalities, and central nervous system (CNS) involvement leading to cognitive (mental) disorders.

Do you really think you are one of "the few" cases of delayed-onset Lyme disease? The information I am reading from the American Lyme Disease Foundation says that 90% of all cases begin with a severe and localized skin rash. Which is to say, in combination with the many other symptoms that present themselves within days/weeks of infection, you would have known your ailments were the result of that tick that bit you over a decade ago. It is extremely rare for Lyme disease symptoms to present themselves many years later. Think about that Precious -- extremely rare. I think it's time to get into the mindset that your problems are not from Lyme disease. Deny your brain that association, and see where that takes you. See how you feel after several days of telling yourself it cannot be Lyme disease. And get off the Lyme disease forums!! Of course those people are going to convince you that you have it, just like we are going to convince you that tobacco is good for you Good luck.