Jason's Bartonella experience

[@leannshort2211]

Glad his story turned out with a happy ending! I have chronic Lyme disease that I’ve probably had since I was a kid. No amount of antibiotics will touch that! I am in a magnetic Lyme treatment now and will probably need treatment for at least a year. I’m also doing LDA (low dose allergy) immunotherapy for food allergies/ sensitivities. I’ve only just begun and that will be at least 2 years. A long road but I am more than determined to get my life back!

[@WhiskeyTango68]

I’m 15 years late, with 6 lines of Bartonella. I’ve done the antibiotic/antiviral protocol and a SOT treatment. After that I was positive for a line of Babesia (spelling). I’m now seeing a new doc, I only want to test once! Also having a MRI done soon, we late folk are high risk for brain damage. I’m about 80% physically better, but mentally I’m not well.

[@johnnyvolvox2932]

Is there anywhere we can get more information on Jason's story?

[@sajhaeden8021]

I found a tick on my neck at 12. I was diagnosed at 56. A life time of being told it was all in my head. Until organs started failing. I had a stroke. I'm 65, 8 years into treatment. The Lyme is beaten. The babesia at bay. But the vicious, invasive bartonella. We're gonna who lives and who dies. Watch this

[@SadaraxTutorials]

How long was he on anti-biotics for?

[@EbonyAE88]

Right I'm in rocky mount nc, 1.5hr from Cary and just got diagnosed with bartonella and my levels are 1026 when it surpose to be no more than 130ish..

[@dironizareyes596]

@@EbonyAE88sorry to hear that hope you get better soon. Are you on antibiotics? How long and which ones?

[@EbonyAE88]

@@dironizareyes596 azithromycin 500 for 7 days..with guessing about what it was for almost a year and in/out hospital and offices... LISTEN I took it and never looked back. No more issues and no post testing was mentioned or any thing... I don't mind answering any of your questions 😌