“From the outside, twenty-eight-year-old Jason Bailey from Ontario seemed to have it made. Born in Brampton, he moved with his... View Article
May 2019 UPDATE “The data collection for this study is now complete. The researchers from the Mount Allison University Lyme... View Article
June 30th, 2015 My family’s fight against Lyme disease is relatively new, but we learned quickly of the controversy surrounding... View Article
Lucky in Lyme by Lisa Robertson Posted June 18th, 2014 It has taken me a long time to finally find... View Article
I stood up and walked out [of my doctor’s office] without saying a word. My way of saying, ‘you’re fired!’
The saga continued…each time I stopped the antibiotics, all of my symptoms returned with a bang. Then after being put back on them I would get better…
Now that I am feeling better every day I just want to run, jump and holler like a child again. I truly believe I was in the presence of an angel…
My shoulder was so bad it become frozen. One morning I woke up and could not move my legs. They were full of cramps and pain...
Most Canadian doctors are not familiar with Lyme disease and have not been trained to recognize it. The simple but cruel lesson I learned is that if doctors don’t look for something, they won’t find it…
Kelly’s condition has improved to about 90% of her pre-Lyme state. She has very little arthritic symptoms, her cardiac symptoms have all but disappeared, and she has much more energy than before...
I have a story to tell about a strange illness I have had for over 2 years. It could easily happen to you or anyone you love and overnight your life can change…
Four days [after treatment] the symptoms disappeared and I stopped using the wheelchair. After nine days, my blood pressure started to drop. Today, I am…feeling almost pre-[infection]…
I fear that my body now lacks the strength to tolerate the cure, but I have told my story so that other doctors and patients (particularly in Saskatchewan) lose the false impression that Lyme is a disease that they have ‘somewhere else…’
My husband has become my caretaker. Our plans for our retirement smashed by Lyme – and by that first doctor’s blindness to the disease…
And the doctor hunt continued…I chased the golden egg, someone who was going to listen…
The spots were not the classic bull’s-eye rash that I kept pulling up on the internet. The rash was all over her arms, legs, face and feet…