Lyme Blog Posts

By Fred Diamond As I conducted the research for my book “Love, Hope, Lyme: What Family Members, Partners, and Friends Who Love a Chronic Lyme…

On a recent episode of the Lyme Boss podcast, host Heather Gray interviews Dr. Diane Mueller, a Colorado naturopath who specializes in sexual health and…

By Fred Diamond When I was researching for my book “Love, Hope, Lyme: What Family Members, Partners, and Friends Who Love a Chronic Lyme Survivor…

By Kyle Bredberg I have lived in New Paltz, New York, my whole life and throughout that time, have grown accustomed to many of the…

By Fred Diamond In October, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) quietly added a page on its website that lists the bacteria that causes…

By Kristina Bauer Growing up in Illinois, I loved athletics and spending time outdoors exploring, hiking, camping, and boating. But I didn’t understand how important it…

By Catherine Kinsella “How can you not believe me?” Those are the words of a Canadian adolescent reflecting on the challenges he faced while seeking…

By Dierdre Keenan On Sunday, November 5, I will run the TCS New York City marathon. It has been 19 years since I ran my…

by Julia Chianelli, Yale School of Medicine On January 5, 2023, Anna (a pseudonym to protect her family’s privacy) got up early in the morning,…

By Fred Diamond I was not aware of the term “Lyme Literate Medical Doctor” (LLMD) when I began research for my book Love, Hope, Lyme:…

Mycotoxins are poisonous compounds produced by fungi or mold. Many patients with Lyme disease find they also have a problem with mycotoxins. By Nicola Ducharme,…

By Rachel Leland I was thirteen years old when I wrote my very first journal entry on May 1, 2005. I was in the seventh…