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	• The Lyme Disease Survival Guide: Physical, Lifestyle, and Emotional Strategies for Healing Connie Strasheim BioMed Publishing Group, 2008 - 300 pages average customer review:based on 22 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Excellent Book

She's done her research!! Excellent book! I have had lyme disease unknowningly for about 45 years & this book really helped me - Thank you

Practical and inspiring

I bought this book for my girlfriend who is in her mid-thirties and has been fighting lyme for a couple years now. She tried all oral antibiotics and was advised by her doctor to turn to IV treatment. I felt that she didn't know/read much about her disease and blindly trusted doctors, that is why I decided to get her this book.
Cons:
Of course, author is not a certified doctor and she doesn't give a technical overview of all possible treatments out there. The disease is very complex but I feel that, in order to win the fight, it is very important to know everything about your enemy.

Pros:
I found this book useful because it didn't tell boring stories of people being miserable and very sick because they were diagnosed late. I feel that these stories don't really help people WITH chronic lyme disease but rather take away the hope and self-confidence - two crucial components of healing. This book gives simple but very practical advice, general and day-to-day, on how to accept changes in your life due to the disease and how to tolerate it and be optimistic. Another HUGE advantage is that the book is written by lyme-survivor which is inspiring for people struggling with lyme.

You shouldn't look for a comprehensive treatment strategy in the book, but rather numerous friendly and practical advice that do help to ease the pain while fighting the disease.

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2 1/2 Stars

This book is like talking with a friend who, like you, has been through the mill with Lyme Disease, and knows what you're going through. This friend, however, is kind of eccentric, tells you about alternative therapies you may be skeptical about, frequently brings religion into the conversation, and adds good-natured attempts at humor (with mixed success). Several chapters are either whimsical or "spiritual" advice. There is good information about detoxing and various other subjects, but the author's statements are not backed up by references, and beg for verification, for example, claiming that Lyme bacteria tend to bind with heavy metals. Please show me the study...not here....Others are pure opinion ie you should get your metal fillings removed.
I would not recommend this as your first book on Lyme ("The Lyme Disease Solution" is a more informative all around resource), but it does provide some food for thought, and some useful information, and if you feel the need for a little heart-to-heart counseling, check it out.

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awesome healing resource

This book helped me understand what a truly comprehensive lyme's treatment protocol looks like. I have had Chronic Lyme's Disease for many years, and this book helped direct me towards the changes in my treatment protocol necessary to take my healing to the next level. The author also has a great sense of humor, I believe that all the laughs I got out of the book were therapeutic.

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The Lyme Disease Survival Guide, written by health care journalist Connie Strasheim, offers not only a new perspective on Lyme disease diagnosis and treatment, but also much-needed wisdom for dealing with Lyme disease on an emotional, physical, and lifestyle level. Author Connie Strasheim combines sharp knowledge of the nuts and bolts of a Lyme disease treatment campaign with a witty style and piercing insight into the real life struggles Lyme sufferers encounter daily. Do not miss this one-of-a-kind book!

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