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It's late, but someone here can fill you in in the morning. Not to worry. Thx.
Would love to know your experience with her, I have an appointment also, pleasetc email me at ***@****
I also encourage you to go to an M.D., specifically an LLMD. Natural treatments can bring significant improvements. In my understanding, they work to strengthen the immune system and help heal damage and restore balances in the body. These treatments can be very helpful, but they primarily help you "manage" an infection. (I have taken a lot of supplements during my treatment and I can attest how much the right ones can help.)
They are a good alternative for people who, for some reason, cannot take the abx necessary to treat Lyme, or who cannot afford it if they don't have insurance coverage. They are also a good alternative for some people with really stubborn infections who don't want to take abx indefinitely.
If you want to eliminate the infection, you're going to need the big guns, antibiotics, and a doctor who knows how to use them.
And since rules are made to be broken, I will break my own rule. Dr Dashore's own bio reads as follows:
"Her current practice is a family practice with a full service Sensory Integration clinic dedicated to patients of all ages with Tick Borne Diseases and PANS. She is a certified homeopathic practitioner and will receive her certification as a holistic health practitioner in July 2012. Dr Dashore has created a biofeedback enhanced sensory integration assessment and treatment protocol for children with TBDs and PANS that addresses the unique multi-sensory, neurological, orthopedic, academic, and functional needs of these children at home and at school."
This tells me she is not an MD. I would go to an MD.
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Best wishes --