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CIDP caused by bartonella

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Old 08-15-2012, 09:21 PM   #1
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Default CIDP caused by bartonella

My wife and 2 sons (ages 9 & 4) contracted bartonella 4 years ago but we have been battling it for 2 now. My youngest developed CIDP as a result of the active infection in his body. We have a website at *edit* where we blog, post information, share videos/pictures and more, as well as a group on FB called beating bartonella. Please feel free to come visit, the more united we are the harder we are to ignore.

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