a complex tick borne infectious full body disease that has no cure once it hits stage 2 & 3
if treated promptly with antibiotics symptoms may subside
but that’s not everyone’s experience
there’s a big difference between post-treatment lyme disease & chronic or late-stage lyme
Post-treatment lyme is when you’ve been treated and the treatment protocal failed
chronic or late-stage Lyme is when you’ve been undiagnosed & subsequently untreated for so long
that the disease is fully disseminated (full body infiltration status)
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some get a very distinct bulls-eye rash unique to lyme at the time of the bite or shortly after
others either don’t or don’t remember ever seeing or having any sort of rash or known tick bite
Lyme spirochetes infiltrate the immune system by invading, mutating & then evading the immune system completely
lyme hides in organs & feeds off the host like a parasite
it causes debilitating physical & neurological symptoms that limit basically everything the person can do
it impacts the core of their health
it results in cancer
read my mother’s story here
read my story here
ticks are not the only mehtod of transportation in this infectious disease although currently there is little or no research on other bugs like mosquitos, fleas, mites or flies
there is evidence these other bugs carry lyme disease so one wonders if they may transmit the disease to humans
my existence & health concerns from birth point directly to transmission during fetal development
in my case this disease is late stage, gestational or congenital meaning i acquired the disease in utero or through my mother’s breast milk
there was a 25 year delay in my diagnosis & a 30 year delay in my mother’s
it goes
undiagnosed
in canada
& around the world
just like endo
research
Borrelia infection and risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma
