My Chronic Lyme Disease Journey PT. 2: My Struggle with My Health VS Living My Dreams

[@RICKYOMEN]

Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful story, I relate to this so much having been a model with lyme in nyc as well. Glad you are doing better now

[@funmuncher]

Hi Kelly, Dr L is super great to know your in good hands. I'm 22 and feel just as you described having Lyme is your 20's. Thank you for sharing have subbed and will look out for Part 3.

[@kellygibsonbrooks1454]

funmuncher so sorry you are suffering ❤️ stay strong! I’ve just posted part 3, I hope it is helpful. I’ll continue to make more (shorter!) videos on certain aspects of my journey and how I got better.

[@christiankelley4145]

I relate with you SO much. Your story, the emotions behind it, everything. Thank you for sharing❤

[@kellygibsonbrooks1454]

Christian Kelley thank you so much! ❤️

[@kariweinberg8795]

Thank you for making these videos. I relate to so much of what you said, esp with overdoing it trying to act the same as everyone else your age. Thank you. I am hoping to get a actual diagnosis this month. I hope you are doing well

[@kellygibsonbrooks1454]

Thank you! I have taken a break from posting videos but I will be returning soon with more on my journey! I hope you’ve received a diagnosis and that you are on your way up 🤞🏼

[@gardenjoy5223]

Funny, that your life got better in the spring and summer. Due to severe over-sensitivity for light and an intolerance for heat, for me the nicest parts of the year have become the most difficult ones. You tell, that you could go party. How on earth does that go together with exhaustion? And how on earth do you manage the light flashes without splitting headaches and the enormous noise without staying ill from the noise alone for a week? If this is your 'chronic Lyme Disease' version, it's extremely light. Many of us having it at least a 100 times harder.

[@allisonhandberg6484]

Thank you for sharing your story, I began my lyme diagnosis journey a year ago. I was put on doxycycline and had a terrible reaction so I am now on a large range of supplements and herbal treatments.

[@kellygibsonbrooks1454]

Hope you’re doing better now! X

[@Steven-i1d]

Ask if you can do other antibiotics

[@vanjacalantropo]

My Lyme showed positive p41 and p23 but my Dr said my lyme is negative or false positive..

[@Hk78666]

After start the treatment in how many months Did u start feeling better specially cognitive impairment

[@Hk78666]

girl you are strong💪how r u feeling now?iam going throw this all since 5 months my life is totally miserable feel symptoms and alot of problems 😭 and my results will come in few weeks

[@kellygibsonbrooks1454]

Thank you, I’m sorry to hear you are suffering too! I am much better now, I’d say 7/10 most days! Cognitively I improved slowly over months but I think usually I would notice small improvements over 3-4 week periods when I reflected on my lists of symptoms

[@niloofarg.maghami2270]

♥️♥️♥️

[@Steven-i1d]

You’re great. you’re not the disease

[@mykedoes4099]

Disulfuram

[@deborahakey9308]

They won’t give me Disulfuram Dr said it has a liver Thing. I forgot (all u can relate!!!❤

[@mykedoes4099]

@@deborahakey9308 Good , Disulfiram is garbage , i learned the hard way , did the same lesson with Hormone "D" See Nutrition Detective aka Dr Garret Smith . as of now I found a huge link to my own issues , "Benfotiamine" amongst other thing like Zinc

[@mykedoes4099]

@@deborahakey9308 consider aldehyde deposition from plant matter as your health issue .. amongst other toxic things like alcohol which also comes from plants , a one to ring a thought is fenbendazol , another hard lesson with alcohol products , bendez "ol" alcoh "ol" Menth "ol" and ther are plenty of aldehydes as well which all are secondary breakdown of alcohols