Lyme results sent to my local GP.
Lyme results sent to New York doctor.
Consent-to-treatment form sent to diagnosing doctor.
Minor Web research done; reply on this subject e-mailed to my family.
Appointment set up with diagnosing doctor for day after tomorrow.
I feel like a poser saying this has any emotional impact, because basically, for a 17-year Lyme patient (if indeed that's truly what I am), I'm incredibly healthy. Still, it kinda does.
Think I should do some work related to my job now?
Lyme results sent to New York doctor.
Consent-to-treatment form sent to diagnosing doctor.
Minor Web research done; reply on this subject e-mailed to my family.
Appointment set up with diagnosing doctor for day after tomorrow.
I feel like a poser saying this has any emotional impact, because basically, for a 17-year Lyme patient (if indeed that's truly what I am), I'm incredibly healthy. Still, it kinda does.
Think I should do some work related to my job now?
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(hug)
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Yes indeedy. It's funny how the world becomes divided, when you've been through something like that, into those who get it and those who don't. It's so strong a perception that I'm tempted to pull out that old cliche' and say that the last five years have changed my whole sense of priorities. Of course, I was kind of an oddball to begin with, so I can't really lean too hard on a soundbite like that even if it does sound all spiffy and profound. :-)