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Lyme Borrelia Zelfhulpgroep Nederland
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The Lyme disease takes over your entire life. Day in and day out you are confronted with the consequences which entail the disease as well as with everything you are no longer capable of doing. The situation seems hopeless. On the outside there is, more than likely, nothing noticeable, you probably  
just fine which will result in people not understanding
or getting that something is truly wrong with you.
Only a few people will believe you and understand what you are going through. You are no longer capable of doing (almost) anything, those few things which you are still managing are achieved through pure willpower
and after exerting such efforts which will take days to recover from. Your world is becoming smaller,
anonymous and quieter. No one can help you and slowly but surely you start understanding that you are going to have to do it yourself. You are entirely on your own, you are the only one that can make a difference.
Read how various people have experienced it in the group.
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Ervaring Erik Noteboom

Erik Noteboom

As a child I was always tired and had several complaints. For example, I suffered from my muscles, headache, abdominal pain and I generally felt "to". This was the case from the age of eight and I didn't know any better, thought it was part of it. I never heard anything about my friends, I didn't hear them complain, so I didn't say anything and went through the pain. If I did say something and make it known, it seemed like I was weak and had trouble with things, or so I thought then, so I didn't say anything to anyone.
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Ervaring Tessa Gerrits

Tessa Gerrits

My health problems started when I was twelve, during the summer holidays when I went from primary school to secondary school. That summer I suffered from a double ear infection and angina and in the period that followed there were more and more complaints. For example, I had flu-like symptoms, my head and neck pain and I was constantly very tired. My joints started to hurt more and more and my heart and palpitations started to bother me.
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