Tick Bite Protection & Lyme Self Care Recovery Strategies
Ticks slow down even bed down during the early winter but are still active when the temperatures are above freezing. Tick exposure and tick bites are still possible all during fall and early winter. Send any attached ticks you find
Remember that song “It’s a Family Affair?” It, for my family is Lyme. Both my husband and I both love the outdoors, walked, hiked, and gardened ourselves into tick-borne illness and coinfections. Unfortunately, Lyme infects families, and will often show
If you don’t have Lyme you don’t want it. If you have it you don’t want to be reinfected. I write about this every year because the best way I know to deal with Lyme disease is to never get
Ticks live among us. They carry diseases. Tick born infections can be devastating. If you have chronic lyme and other tick born infections you know how serious this is. If you haven’t congratulations, you don’t want any part of tick
Tick bite prevention is a key part of summer vacation plans on Cape Cod and all over New England. I just gave a talk on tick bite prevention, last week, a subject near and dear to my heart. Prevention is