Lyme Blog Posts

By Rabbi Melinda Bernstein The psyche is a beautiful mystery, an intricate landscape that blends conscious thoughts, hidden desires, and untold stories of the past….

By Fred Diamond Living with chronic Lyme disease can be a relentless battle, often misunderstood by those who haven’t experienced its toll. Beyond the physical…

This article was originally posted on Dr. Richard Horowitz’s Medical Detective Substack. You can find more helpful content by subscribing to it here. Now that…

By Fred Diamond Trauma often manifests in ways that connect deeply disparate experiences. Dr. Jennifer Gardella is the author of Listen for the Whispers of…

By Kathleen Wallace I used to run a successful company. I lost my home, my business and my family life because of Lyme disease and…

By Christian Scarborough I grew up on a little farm in Northern Virginia, just outside Washington DC, in what was then a very rural, middle-class…

By Fred Diamond On the latest Love, Hope, Lyme Podcast episode, I sat down with Rabbi Melinda Bernstein, a resilient Lyme survivor and practicing rabbi….

California’s Board of Pharmacy may soon restrict access to a variety of compounds that many Lyme patients find essential to getting well. This doctor explains…

By Deirdre Keenan On Sunday Nov 3, I will run the TCS New York City Marathon. While running this marathon is something I am doing…

by Crystal A. Frost, PhD Sign the STOP THE BOP petition. Glutathione (GSH) is the body’s master antioxidant, produced primarily in our liver. It’s our…

By Fred Diamond Chronic Lyme disease often brings trauma that can worsen symptoms and hinder healing. In this week’s Love, Hope, Lyme podcast, I bring…

By Debbie Nichols Although alpha-gal syndrome is often referred to as “the red meat allergy you catch from a tick bite,” those of us living…