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A Taste of My Journey with Chronic Lyme Disease

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This is an introduction to a documentary series in which I will be sharing life-saving information about a disease that can impact anyone’s health in the most inconceivable way.

What you can learn here may help prevent a loved one from enduring years, if not decades of a true living hell – and the anguish of those witnessing their loved ones wasting away.

All this avoidable suffering, because of being mis-diagnosed by our most trusted doctors and Medical Specialists, who lack critical knowledge and experience to recognize and accurately test for Tick-Borne Infections.

Millions may endure for years this inconceivable living nightmare before help arrives in the form of a proper diagnosis and treatment.

The primary goal of this website is to provide critical information and generate awareness about the enormous risk of Tick-Borne Illnesses, primarily Lyme Disease and its multiple co-infections. This crippling disease may be lurking as close as our backyards.

To comprehend the extent of suffering from untreated Lyme infections, you must devote time to review the videos and information being shared here. Keep in mind that what you can learn here may help you save a loved ones’ life, maybe even you own – as this can also happen to you.

The purpose of publicly sharing my Lyme experience and that of others, is to raise the level of understanding about Tick-Borne diseases and to help those unsuspecting “tick-victims” that have been infected.

Not just infected with the Lyme bacteria (Borrelia), but simultaneously with many other Co-Infections commonly transmitted by the same infected insects. I, myself have tested positive for Borrelia, Babesia, Bartonella and TBRF-Tick-born Relapsing Fever.

Lyme disease exists now on all 50 states in the US and the CDC estimates 476,000 new infection cases are diagnosed each year.

That number is greatly misleading as only 10% of reportable Lyme cases are currently captured by CDC surveillance and does not take into consideration any of the other tick-borne diseases and coinfections that can be severe and chronic.

The great majority of Lyme disease diagnostic tests are insensitive and unreliable. A negative test result does not mean you don’t have Lyme.

Considering all these facts, it can be estimated that the true number may be closer to 5,000,000 yearly (12,000 a day) getting infected with Tick-Borne bacteria in the U.S.

Recent study revealed that more than 14% of the world population have or have had Lyme Disease. Many are dying due to chronic Lyme complications, and others in desperation are even taking their own lives.

Having experienced the full Lyme nightmare myself, I am very sympathetic towards them, and saddens me to know that their Doctors and loved ones are likely accusing them of being crazy, lazy, weak, depressed and hypochondriac, as it happened with me.

Even more troubling is the fact that most of those infected could remain misdiagnosed for life with Psychological illnesses or neurodegenerative diseases for which there is no effective treatment.

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“Lyme disease can kill you and if you don’t die, you’ll wish to be dead” – Daryl Hall (Hall & Oates)

As bad as USAF Col Nicole Malachowski’s experiences with Lyme Disease may sound , it could be said that my experience was 3 – 4 times worst. While she consulted with 20 doctors, across 8 Specialties and went 1,525 days, between her first doctor’s visit and getting diagnosed with Lyme, I consulted with 80 doctors, across 29 Specialties and took 10+ years, over 4,000 days (2006-2016) before I got a Lyme diagnosis.

The above material is provided for information purposes only. The material (a) is not nor should be considered, or used as a substitute for, medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, nor (b) does it necessarily represent endorsement by or an official position of our group or any of its directors, officers, advisors or volunteers. Advice on the testing, treatment or care of an individual patient should be obtained through consultation with a physician who has examined that patient or is familiar with that patient’s medical history.