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		<title>By: Drew</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The entire chronic v. post-Lyme is an odd debate to me.  I really have no clue what post-Lyme is supposed to mean other than, well, you basically still have it!

I hear you with the stamina.  I just got over my second bout of a wonderful J-H reaction to my second round of doxy that continues onward.  I was pulling open the bag in a box of cereal this morning.  It revealed yet another thing that is different.  I used to have unusually strong hand strength.  But my fingers just are not what they used to be.

My wife refreshed my memory of a bout three conversations we had recently that I had absolutely no memory of, something else that has never been the case unless I was intentionally not listening ;-).

And sleep is just not coming in large enough doses - ever.

So do I have early symptoms of chronic Lyme?  These as well as my NK cell count test which just came back last week say yes.  It was a whopping 18.  Twenty is apparently dangerously low.  Some research indicates that this is an effect of long-term Lyme infections.

I am also worried about possible Epstein Barr since my spleen and liver are enlarged and uncomfortable since the Lyme reactivated the momo I had when I was a kid.

Basically my body is a total wreck.  I guess bacteria have been around longer than humans so it&#039;s no wonder why our bodies have a tought time fighting them.  They just adapt better.

So onward we go right?!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The entire chronic v. post-Lyme is an odd debate to me.  I really have no clue what post-Lyme is supposed to mean other than, well, you basically still have it!</p>
<p>I hear you with the stamina.  I just got over my second bout of a wonderful J-H reaction to my second round of doxy that continues onward.  I was pulling open the bag in a box of cereal this morning.  It revealed yet another thing that is different.  I used to have unusually strong hand strength.  But my fingers just are not what they used to be.</p>
<p>My wife refreshed my memory of a bout three conversations we had recently that I had absolutely no memory of, something else that has never been the case unless I was intentionally not listening ;-).</p>
<p>And sleep is just not coming in large enough doses &#8211; ever.</p>
<p>So do I have early symptoms of chronic Lyme?  These as well as my NK cell count test which just came back last week say yes.  It was a whopping 18.  Twenty is apparently dangerously low.  Some research indicates that this is an effect of long-term Lyme infections.</p>
<p>I am also worried about possible Epstein Barr since my spleen and liver are enlarged and uncomfortable since the Lyme reactivated the momo I had when I was a kid.</p>
<p>Basically my body is a total wreck.  I guess bacteria have been around longer than humans so it&#8217;s no wonder why our bodies have a tought time fighting them.  They just adapt better.</p>
<p>So onward we go right?!</p>
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