Coiling for Lyme

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  • Good Problems to Have

    I’m writing from Williamsburg, Virginia, where I’m spending the winter holidays with my sister and her family and my parents. It’s a pleasure to be here. I love playing with my nephew, hanging out with my sister, getting into winding,… Continue reading

  • Thanksgiving

    Thanksgiving was a week long for me. The best part of it was getting to spend time with my sister and her family. I had to balance coiling and resting time with the visit, so I was wistful about getting… Continue reading

  • Long Term Consequences: Bone Loss

    Buried in yesterday’s post was the news that I’ve been diagnosed with osteoporosis. Yup, just when things are starting to look up, I discover a new problem that will take a long time to heal from. The good news is… Continue reading

  • Backlog

    The past two weeks have been a little different. I’ve been alternately doing more and falling flat on my face. Tonight, all I aim to do is fill in my lab notebook of coiling, treatments, and symptoms. It might be… Continue reading

  • Spoke too soon

    This Herx is a Herx. Yesterday, I was surprised that I was feeling okay. Last night, my pain level kept increasing until I decided to sleep on the BioMat to try to get some pain relief. Today, I’m feeling badly… Continue reading

  • A Herx is still a Herx

    Over the course of this autumn Lyme season, my Herxes got worse for a while and now they are milder. I’ve got two theories: reduced toxicity in my system and a smaller bacterial load. The reduced toxicity, I think, comes… Continue reading

  • Pendulum

    Another week of going back and forth. I had a blast on Halloween, getting dressed up, going to the parade, being outside, hanging out with a friend. Then Tuesday, when I should have started menstruating, I spent the day in… Continue reading

  • Plan Update…already

    Since yesterday, when I wrote about my current coiling plan, I’ve made a change. It seems that the Bartonella red-flag, pain in my feet upon waking, has become an almost daily occurrence. So I’ve changed it a little, to fight… Continue reading

  • Multi-infection approach

    If you’ve been following my blog, you know that I’m treating four infections at the same time. This is not how one, ideally, would use a coil machine or any other form of treatment. Treating multiple tick-borne infections means dealing… Continue reading

  • Coiling for Babesia

    After much deliberation, trial and error, slow progress, recurrent symptoms and new ideas, I finally have a full plan for ridding myself of Babesia. (For background, see Babesia Basics.) I started coiling for Babesia on March 19th, earlier this year.… Continue reading