A Relapse of Lyme Disease ~ The Treatment

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THE TREATMENT

That empty space is me contemplating the treatment

HOT TOPIC!

The treatment can make the symptoms worse than the disease

Plus the idea of the treatment…

thinking about the effects of long-term

ANTIBIOTIC USE

can absolutely freak me out

If I let even one brain cell contemplate it…

SO I DON’T

I refuse to think about it

And I just wish I could forget it.

Why can I so easily forget things I want to remember

and yet

when I WANT to forget

this ONE THING…

Just one little thing…

it sits there

in the back of my mind

like a boulder

and even if ten men were to try to move it…

they couldn’t

Yeah…

It sits there…

Just like that

Blessitude

Lorrie <3

2/19/17

Hello my friends!  I hope this beautiful Sunday finds you all living from your soul!

I am just over a month into treatment, and I won’t lie and say that it has been easy.  But I am constantly aware of how I am THINKING, and for the most part I have been in whatever moment I am in!  And in those moments things can change swiftly.

The FEAR I feel from thinking about the treatment can be overwhelming at times, but the alternative is to allow the bacteria to completely take over my body.  So I think positive thoughts, and I treat myself with love and kindness (a new paradigm I wish I knew about sooner 😉 )

I am BLESSITUDE!  I thank each and every one of you for the love and support that you so freely extend.  May you all live in a place of truth and love <3

Lorrie

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  3. Like a Ton of Bricks
  4. I Was Positive It Would Never Return
  5. You Can’t Control Everything
  6. Failure
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  8. The Treatment
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  10. She Asked Me What It Feels Like
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  12. A Pep Talk From An Angel

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31 thoughts on “A Relapse of Lyme Disease ~ The Treatment

    1. Thank you, Michael <3 I can feel the beautiful energy in your words and they help me!! Hope the weather is not too severe up there…sending you blessings galore!

  1. I appreciate your honesty and bravery Lorrie, and am sorry the fears and ideas are such a heavy weight on your mind and soul. Maybe you can find a way to allow the medicine to be an ally in healing you along with healthy doses of love and kindness to cleanse and soothe your body and mind. Sending GIANT hugs, blessings, and prayers to help with that tiny boulder. <3

    1. Ah…Brad! Thank you so much, my loyal friend! The loving kindness you exude touches me in a very real way…and I am grateful for your words…they are a tonic to my soul ♡ I hope this Sunday finds you happy and healthy and that love always lights a path for your soul! ♡♡

    1. Thank you so much, Val! Yes…it was fun to work on the images…I really like the idea of taking one image and morphing it to fit the post. Thank you for following the series…and offering your your beautiful support. Thinking good thoughts for you ♡

  2. I am happy you treat yourself with love and kindness. That is key, because when love fills your whole being, there will be no room for fear. Blessings and much love ❤️

    1. Thanks, Tiny. There seems to be so much going on that lends itself to fear. I know this is all a learning opportunity…I am trying to be an American student; )
      Blessings for an incredible week ♡

  3. Dear Lorrie, isn’t it frustrating that treatment feels like the hardest part. In the big picture, not that I need to tell you any of this, treatment will become something you see in the rear view mirror getting smaller and smaller until it disappears, from your mind, and what lies ahead is your destination: BETTER. See you there! xoxo Harlon

    1. Yes, Harlon. I feel like we travel, if not on the same road at least a parallel one. I appreciate your words and I really like the idea of seeing it in the rear view mirror! I am slowly adjusting to life back on meds…there is a transition period…as I am sure you know. The hard part is trying to figure out how much my body can handle. Every day is different so there is no clear cut answer. But that I suppose is as lesson to truly ‘be in the moment…in the day!’ Thank you for your tender care…in am Blessitude ♡♡

  4. Hi Lorrie, you have made your choice of treatment so you must flow with it removing the fear and remaining in control on how you should work with it. This relapse seems to twist through your body. Even on meds you must clear your head keep the focus and guidance from your soul to get you through this. You have to live in the NOW because daily your life and health is changing. You may plan to do something one day and find you cannot do so as you have to focus on your health and rest. Healing is something so many people do not understand. It is a very serious time when going through healing correctly you have to give yourself time. Your body has to be able to rest to heal. Take care and Blessings to you.

    1. Thank you for this excellent advice!! In the past I pushed myself to do do do…mistakingly thinking that I had to be able to do everything I could always do when I was well. This time is different…I really listen on a daily basis to the needs of my body…for instance, I fell asleep on the couch just a little past 6pm last night…got up around 11pm and went immediately to sleep again. That’s a whole lot of hours to sleep…but if I could do it then I must have needed to do it. In the past I would have been very judgmental about that. Thank you for the gentle reminders to LISTEN to the inner guidance…I don’t think anyone can go wrong doing that! Hope you are well…and rocking the light ♡

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