I have an active case of Lymes on top of my Chronic Lymes...isn't that just peachy keen.
The bullseye mark on my thigh made it a positive diagnosis. ( My bullseye is about the size of a silver dollar and perfectly round and can appear 3 -30 days after a tick bite) I have no idea when I sustained a tick bite and did not see a tick. I must have scratched it off or my clothing rubbed it off.
I saw my Doctor on Monday morning she wants me to take between 21 and 30 days of antibiotics. She said to take it as long as my stomach would handle it. She said I should feel better after a while.
I have a terrible ear ache, it is most likely the spot that Lymes decided to attack at the moment. Like my Doctor said " You never know with Lymes what it will do."
Joe Pye Weed starting to bloom. Native to Minnesota.
Good thing I have very little planned for the next couple of weeks. I am headed for a gold star in napping.
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I am so sorry to hear about the Lymes disease. Just what you don't need right now. I will keep you in my prayers that you get well soon.
ReplyDeleteI love the color of Joe Pye Weed. I think I saw it while hiking in the fog!
ReplyDeleteOh no on the Lyme's and 30 or more days of antibiotics. That Doxy makes my stomach hurt so bad. That is like a double whammy. Sure hoping you get to feeling better sooner than later.
That is awful news, but hopefully the antibiotics will knock it out of you. If it's not one thing...
ReplyDeleteMy heart hurts so very much for you having to deal with this. You all are very good though to get to the doctor as soon as necessary. My guess is you take probiotics sort of in between some of your doses of antibiotics? The only things about getting sick at "our age" is that we are retired and can rest. Plus it means we are still above ground! It gets tiring though dealing with it many days, Praying you bounce back fast.
ReplyDeletePS. Same thing at our place with ticks - - you don' know you have one until you see the evidence left behind. We also deal with chiggers which fortunately carry no disease but can leave a horrible reaction for up to a month.
As the saying goes, "ain't that a kick in the pants!"
ReplyDeleteso sorry Connie - Hope things will start getting better real soon.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry about the Lymes :-(. Our Joe Pye is blooming here too. My plants are well over my head!
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry! Hope you can tolerate the antibiotic and get well! Take care.
ReplyDeleteOh no! I hope the antibiotics do their work quickly and you are feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteOooooooooooh ((((((((Connie)))))))))!! I am so very sorry about your active case of Lyme as well as the old case flaring up again! Perhaps some tick spray is in order whenever you go outside, eh? Of course I know you spend a lot of time outside so it would be a pain to have to apply it practically everyday. Pooey! You poor soul! Take good care and I'll be praying for you. Please update us as you are able, ok? ~Andrea xoxo
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear you have a double dose of Lyme disease. How miserable for you!!
ReplyDeleteSending good healing vibes your way!
ReplyDeleteThis is a double whammy. That's a long time to take antibiotics, I really do hope you can handle it.
ReplyDeleteSending thoughts of healing ( and patience as you wait for it).
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry. That is just peachy, isn't it? Joyful summer and this hits. Take it easy.
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Oh no, Connie! That is terrible news. I sure hope the antibiotic will start working and lessen the pain and discomfort. I have no idea how Lyme disease is treated but I hope relief is available.
ReplyDeleteOh Connie, I'm so sorry that you got a new case Of Lyme Disease. How awful. Praying big time for you and that the antibiotics will make you feel better very soon. What a bummer. Rest as much as you can and I know many prayers are going up for you!
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry that this happened AGAIN. I am sad you are suffering. Prayers for no side effects from the antibiotics, prayers of comfort. Gosh, what rotten luck.
ReplyDeleteHugs and lots of naps so you don't have to endure any bad parts.
ReplyDeleteOh, no! I am so sorry! Am hoping for the best — a short bout and mild symptoms. Sending big hugs and loooooots of sympathy.
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