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anyone have lyme disease before?
im for some reason thinking i might have it.
every joint it in my body is getting more and more achy even though i have been getting therapy done.
i've been having strange flu like symptoms but no real cold.
i've been listening to Chu's advise so I know i'm slightly disoriented.
im for some reason thinking i might have it.
every joint it in my body is getting more and more achy even though i have been getting therapy done.
i've been having strange flu like symptoms but no real cold.
i've been listening to Chu's advise so I know i'm slightly disoriented.
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anyone have lyme disease before?
im for some reason thinking i might have it.
every joint it in my body is getting more and more achy even though i have been getting therapy done.
i've been having strange flu like symptoms but no real cold.
i've been listening to Chu's advise so I know i'm slightly disoriented.
im for some reason thinking i might have it.
every joint it in my body is getting more and more achy even though i have been getting therapy done.
i've been having strange flu like symptoms but no real cold.
i've been listening to Chu's advise so I know i'm slightly disoriented.
Not yet. we are supposed to start tonight, but I'm thinking of waiting till next week so i can still run the car at Delaware this weekend. I'm trying to meet one last goal for the season and thats to pax in the top 10 at an event. I know its a long shot but I gotta try...
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James, I'm sure you have insurance. Go see your doctor or a rheumatologist.
I've seen Lyme disease out of control and start to look like multiple sclerosis. And lots of people are misdiagnosed with Lyme when they really have ALS, MS or myasthenia gravis.
I've seen Lyme disease out of control and start to look like multiple sclerosis. And lots of people are misdiagnosed with Lyme when they really have ALS, MS or myasthenia gravis.
my wife thinks im just being an idiot for not resting and working out BUT it went like this
left shoulder hurts - couple days later right shoulder - then left elbow and then recently it's the right elbow...
Not yet. we are supposed to start tonight, but I'm thinking of waiting till next week so i can still run the car at Delaware this weekend. I'm trying to meet one last goal for the season and thats to pax in the top 10 at an event. I know its a long shot but I gotta try...
Not yet. we are supposed to start tonight, but I'm thinking of waiting till next week so i can still run the car at Delaware this weekend. I'm trying to meet one last goal for the season and thats to pax in the top 10 at an event. I know its a long shot but I gotta try...
I've been experiencing elbow pain too, had to stop lifting and trying not to move metal as much here at work... Maybe I haz the lymes too?
Just go to a SJ event, you'll get 1st unless provost is there.James, get multiple opinions if you keep having symptoms. Doctors tend to suck at identifying what you have.
You could just be a little sore from pumping iron ... maybe a take a nap? drink some chocolate milk?
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2 things to look into, a lot of Vets offer payment plans, you could stretch it over a year. In fact my Vet had us approved for a certain balance total, like $4000. The other thing is you may want to consider pet insurance, I know its crazy but it could save you money in the long run. It depends on the dog too, so if your luck has been bad with the dog with the vet, it will most likely continue.
I had a Golden Retriever that ate part of a Berber carpet, the carpet string got stuck in her stomach. The vet said she would die in 24 hours from some sort of toxic chemical from her stomach or the carpet. She was throwing up all over the place, so we had to fix her. There were various other problems, so I figure I spent approx. $10000 over the 14 year life. My bull mastiff cost us some money too, but not as much as the golden. Now I am left with 2 Laso Opso's (spelling?) male and female. They are supposedly trained, but **** and poop all over my house, new carpets ruined again. Love my dogs though, so we usually pay the vet..
Good luck with your dog....
I had a Golden Retriever that ate part of a Berber carpet, the carpet string got stuck in her stomach. The vet said she would die in 24 hours from some sort of toxic chemical from her stomach or the carpet. She was throwing up all over the place, so we had to fix her. There were various other problems, so I figure I spent approx. $10000 over the 14 year life. My bull mastiff cost us some money too, but not as much as the golden. Now I am left with 2 Laso Opso's (spelling?) male and female. They are supposedly trained, but **** and poop all over my house, new carpets ruined again. Love my dogs though, so we usually pay the vet..
Good luck with your dog....
I've looked into pet insurance and it seems that anything that could appear to be a congenital or genetic defect with a certain breed is exluded. I'd rather just save and pay for it and be done with it.
I gave my wife a speech about how selling your possessions to acquire things isn't that smart. If we lost our jobs or were barely making ends meet then maybe, but not when it involves a bit of foresight and saving.
thanks Mike
I've looked into pet insurance and it seems that anything that could appear to be a congenital or genetic defect with a certain breed is exluded. I'd rather just save and pay for it and be done with it.
I gave my wife a speech about how selling your possessions to acquire things isn't that smart. If we lost our jobs or were barely making ends meet then maybe, but not when it involves a bit of foresight and saving.
I've looked into pet insurance and it seems that anything that could appear to be a congenital or genetic defect with a certain breed is exluded. I'd rather just save and pay for it and be done with it.
I gave my wife a speech about how selling your possessions to acquire things isn't that smart. If we lost our jobs or were barely making ends meet then maybe, but not when it involves a bit of foresight and saving.
