Tag Archives: Lyme disease
Why Erick Schadler spent his summer researching ticks
David Aronson wears two Lyme Disease hats: Patient and Lyme-literate therapist
The story of a mother and her young son and their fight against Lyme Disease
Do ticks make you paranoid? You’re not the only one
Thanks to his vet back home in Maine, a sweet little dog is on the mend
One Man’s Ongoing Struggle with Lyme Disease
How to Recognize a Deer Tick and Protect Yourself Against Lyme Disease
Clayton’s story A few years ago, Clayton Douglass went to his local quick care clinic to have a rash under his arm checked out. The doctor didn’t know what it was and prescribed a cream, which didn’t work. The rash spread. Clayton spends a lot of time in the woods, so suspected he might have Lyme […]
Bell’s Palsy and Lyme Disease
My nephew Justin was recently diagnosed with Lyme Disease. He’s at high risk because he works in the woods, and is diligent about checking himself thoroughly for ticks. During his first month of cutting trees this season he found three ticks crawling across his skin and one in his mustache on the left side of […]
What You Need to Know About Lyme Disease
Five days have passed and my black fly bites have finally stopped itching. I need to get outside and plant some flowers, but I’m procrastinating because the flies are out there waiting for me, and so are the deer ticks. Teeny creatures that barely tickle when they crawl across your skin, but which can cause […]