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  avalynn (07/06/09)

  Hello!
  I KNOW it is tough seeing your child's teenage years pass by--without them able to experience it and grow as other teens. I also KNOW how it is to watch an honor student now qualify for special ed--and be homebound. But, hopefully knowing that you're not alone in all of this can help--even a little.
  Hugs to you! I'll also remember you and your family in my prayers.
  Ava
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  moreel (07/05/09)

  Hang in there! Although my daughter has not been sick as long as your son (as far as we know), there are some similarities.....Here's hoping that things look up for you both- and soon! -Leslie
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  ForgotMath (07/05/09)

  You're more than welcome to let me or anyone here know when you need a hug or more. I know what you mean about keeping things bottled up. Yesterday I got so mad for the first time in years. It was quite silly looking back at it now but at the time, not funny at ALL. I'm trying to write a journal entry about it, we'll see.
  I've suffered from depression since before they even invented Prozac, so I understand that too. I hope yours is of a more temporary nature. Both you and your son have been through a lot. Good for you for figuring out the Lyme connection; it certainly does seem to fit. I'm sorry he had to suffer so much. I hate it that he got infected - I hope he didn't get MRSA?
  I belong to the diabetes 2 group because my husband has it. There's a woman in that group, Goldilox2, whose husband is also bipolar. You'll run into a lot of people with a lot of similarities, I'm sure. I'm looking forward to reading more from you!
  Best, -FM
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  ForgotMath (07/05/09)

  Please hang in there. It sounds like you are having a horrible time. I wish you the best let me know if I can help. You're NOT alone!