Focus – Opinions and Features

By Christina Campbell “I wish I could just stay home and rest.” “But what do you do all day?” “I wish I had all that free time.” The Normals regularly say these things to me, whenever I take disability leave to recover (kinda) from tick-borne disease. Bless their little Normal... Read More »

By Alexis Chesney ND, L.Ac Dealing with Lyme and other tick-borne diseases can be complicated and exhausting. Eating a wholesome, nutrient-rich diet and cutting out foods that “feed the Lyme” can help to expedite your healing process. The following are some starting guidelines to... Read More »

By Invisible International The Jarisch-Herxheimer Reaction (JHR) is a complex immune response often seen in patients undergoing antibiotic treatment for various bacterial infections, including several tick-borne diseases. This reaction can cause a range of symptoms, from fever... Read More »

In a previous blog, THE LAST 5 MINUTES: 8 Concepts and Contemplations in Healing, nurse practitioner Mindy Daigle outlines eight ideas that can help a person heal. In the following post, she zeroes in on item #3 on her list. This is a process of making peace with what is,... Read More »

By Fred Diamond When I wrote my book “Love, Hope, Lyme: What Family Members, Partners, and Friends Who Love a Chronic Lyme Survivor Need to Know,” I knew that many Lyme survivors also struggled with mold. I did not, however, know about other sensitivities that they might also... Read More »

Tortured by Lyme disease, a young man killed his friend and himself. He is not alone. by Mary Beth Pfeiffer, Trial Site News For decades, Lyme disease physicians have seen a small share of late-stage patients with symptoms far beyond the physical ravages of a tick bite. These... Read More »

By Emma Bartlett, Bryant University Deer ticks and western blacklegged ticks. They’re the size of a sesame seed, yet they have the power to wreak havoc on a person’s physical and psychological well-being. Equipped with eight legs that nimbly carry their red, tear-shaped bodies... Read More »

PANS—Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome—is a challenging disorder that may be triggered by a variety of infections, including strep and/or tick-borne diseases. PANS can result in anxiety, depression, OCD, eating disorders, and other psychiatric conditions. Although... Read More »

On the Gordon Medical Forum podcast, Dr. Steven Harris is interviewed by Dr. Myriah Hinchey. This conversation initially took place during the recent Healing From Lyme Summit. They discuss primary treatment modalities and strategies; the importance of a multidisciplinary... Read More »