Lyme Blog Posts

By Meg Muckenhoupt A new study by Cleveland Clinic researchers shows a strong link between Lyme disease and alpha-gal sensitization. In this context, sensitization means…

By Fred Diamond Wendi Lindenmuth says that healing from Lyme disease begins not with fighting the body but with resolving to listen to it. That’s…

By Team LymeTV Imagine your child goes to sleep one night and wakes up a different person. The vibrant, curious child you knew is suddenly…

By Paul Elias I trained as a field biologist at Berkeley and Harvard and am part of a huge extended family summer community on the…

By Fred Diamond I’ve spoken with thousands of Lyme survivors, and many use the word resilient to discuss their healing journey. This week’s Love, Hope,…

By Terri McCormick What if anxiety, rage, or sudden personality changes were not purely psychiatric? What if, in some cases, the root cause was an…

by Fred Diamond I have communicated with thousands of Lyme survivors over the past few years. One told me that she asked the nurse practitioner…

By Terri McCormick Spring brings blooming flowers, outdoor photo sessions, and excited teens heading off to prom. It also brings something far less glamorous: ticks….

By Nancy Dougherty People living with Lyme disease-associated chronic illness often face persistent symptoms such as pain, fatigue, cognitive fog, and mood issues, even after…

By Jennifer Hess Lyme disease long-term disability claims are often more complicated than people expect. Many individuals move forward with serious symptoms, supportive doctors, and…

by Sarah Krivos It can be difficult for other people to understand what Lyme disease does to you, because in most cases, your outward appearance…

By Fred Diamond Pennsylvania has quietly become one of the epicenters of the Lyme disease epidemic in the United States. For more than a decade,…