Lyme Books and related topics

[LNN]

A recent post made a link to an article on this website. I started poking around and came to his list of books. Some of them sound pretty interesting, particularly the Schaller books on mold and bartonella - it's been next to impossible to find info on bartonella. Also an interesting book on dental problems, which I'm going to post on the Pandas forum, since we all talk about flairs when our kids lose teeth.

 

http://www.lymebook.com/

 

Some of the books are pricey, but some are reasonable. Thought I'd pass it along...

[SSS]

Hi, I have been to this website, as I have been buying Lyme books trying to educate myself further.

 

A few of these books are cheaper on Amazon. The Bartonella books to look interesting, for sure, but too pricey for me.

I've picked up and read:

'Cure Unknown'

'The Top Ten Lyme Disease Treatments'

'Insights Into Lyme Disease'

and

'The Lyme Disease Solution' (haven't looked at this one yet)

 

and watched the DVD 'Under Our Skin'

 

I am Lymed Out. Just want to move forward with treatment at this point.

 

Thanks for the link, LLM.

[LNN]

When we first started with lyme, I swore I wouldn't become an "expert" the way I tried to be with pandas. But over time, I ended up reading/watching most of what you list. I think it's all good info, but maybe only half or less applied to our situation. It's been like a buffet - lots to review and consider, but only a handful of things have made it onto our plate. I still read, but it isn't with the same urgency, the same need to find "the" answer. I just liked the site because it had a wide variety of topics. But some of it is too pricey, especially as treatments suck the life out of the bank acct...

 

I hope your upcoming appt goes well!

[cobbiemommy]

I liked the Lyme Disease Solution by Kenneth Singleton, M.D. Concise and easy to read with a good index.

[Suzan]

since we all talk about flairs when our kids lose teeth.

 

 

Thanks for the reminder! dd is flairing and she just lost a tooth!