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New Brunswick resident Stephanie Stoneleigh has had enough and wants the News Brunswick health care system to wake up to the fact that Lyme disease is occuring in numbers far above what is being reported. Her published letter to the editor spells out the issues.
January 18th, 2016 published in Air Force Times “The bacteria, Borrelia turicatae — which has been known to display side effects of relapsing fever such as chills, nausea, anemia, among others — was found in a soldier, the Centers for Disease Control recently confirmed.” ” — only a handful of case studies exist on Borrelia turicatae infections, most of which…
In June 2014 A Lyme Disease awareness presentation was offered to the public in scenic Sechelt, BC Listen now.
Manotick News By Emma Jackson Veronique Ayling has been dreaming of her own cupcake shop for the better part of a decade. The Greely resident grew up in the Laurentians baking with her grandmother, but instead of opening her own shop she joined the Canadian Armed Forces, where she works in its investigations unit. But…
Authors: Supanc V, Stojić I, Vargek-Solter V, Breitenfeld T, Roje-Bedeković M and Demarin V Citation: Acta Clin Croat 2012(Jun); 51(2): 195-9. Location: University Department of Neurology, Sestre milosrdnice University Hospital Center, Zagreb, Croatia. visnjasupanc [at] inet [dot] hr Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) and neuroborreliosis may clinically manifest with symptoms related to acute polyradiculoneuritis. The aim and…
Rian Michelsen is a rising star. Fifteen years ago, he was the toddler who burst out from behind the curtains singing Elvis’ Viva Las Vegas. As a young boy, he played the lead role in Oliver in his birthplace of Bermuda, before moving with his family to Toronto five years ago. Now, as a 17 year-old high school…
By Lynn Desjardins | english [at] rcinet [dot] caSunday 4 May, 2014 As Canada gets warmer more disease-carrying ticks are spreading Lyme disease and advocates say not enough is being done to help those who are stricken. People going undiagnosed It’s not clear how many Canadians have caught Lyme disease because current testing detects only…
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I’m suffering from chronic Lyme disease I have spent over 50 thousand dollars trying to get better, and lots of it went to the States, first of all why can’t canadian doctors treat you, and is it not better if our money stayed this side of the border…..I’m sick and tired of not being able to get help, at the moment I have 2 frozen shoulders, and of course when you mention lyme to the doctors, they move on and start talking to you about fibromyalgia and so on, it’s been over 6 months, I’ve been sent to an orthopaedic surgeon, physiotherapy and on my own and out of my pocket have gone to acupuncture and chiropractor treatment and still I’m in a lot of pain…..