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Lyme Complex

Our goal is to connect the scientific community with resources to engage in research that improves the quality of life of patients affected with Tick-borne diseases.

Acute/Persistent Infection

Untreated Lyme disease during pregnancy can lead to infection of the placenta, states the CDC. Spread from mother to fetus is possible but rare. https://www.cdc.gov/lyme/transmission/index.html  Note that not all fetus's infected gestationally with borrelia parish.  A lot survive to live challenging lives sick left to be cared for debilitated and sick parents.
It has been shown that an infected mother can transmit the infections to the fetus which can cause many difficulties during childhood that often persist throughout the child’s life. Symptoms in children can be devastating to the health and well-being of the children and their families. Often mothers experience seemingly unrelated physical and psychiatric symptoms that are diagnosed as Lyme when their child is diagnosed.

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Congenital and Pediatric

Interviews with top Lyme specialists

  • Congenital Lyme Complex with Dr. Ron Wilson, President of Education for ILADEF

  • Kristina Bauer family’s story [called Congenital Lyme, a family perspective]

  • Financial Impacts [called Lyme month financial impact]

  • Depression and Suicidal Ideation with Dr. Bransfield [called Dr. Bransfield on using Disulfiram for Lyme, depression, and suicide prevention]

  • Persistent Lyme with Dr. Ron WIlson [Called persistent vs post lyme treatment]

Treatment and Testing

Interviews with top Lyme specialists

  • Congenital Lyme Complex with Dr. Ron Wilson, President of Education for ILADEF

  • Kristina Bauer family’s story [called Congenital Lyme, a family perspective]

  • Financial Impacts [called Lyme month financial impact]

  • Depression and Suicidal Ideation with Dr. Bransfield [called Dr. Bransfield on using Disulfiram for Lyme, depression, and suicide prevention]

  • Persistent Lyme with Dr. Ron WIlson [Called persistent vs post lyme treatment]

Female Pharmacist

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Untreated Lyme disease during pregnancy can lead to infection of the placenta, states the CDC. Spread from mother to fetus is possible but rare. https://www.cdc.gov/lyme/transmission/index.html  Note that not all fetus's infected gestationally with borrelia parish.  A lot survive to live challenging lives sick left to be cared for debilitated and sick parents.
It has been shown that an infected mother can transmit the infections to the fetus which can cause many difficulties during childhood that often persist throughout the child’s life. Symptoms in children can be devastating to the health and well-being of the children and their families. Often mothers experience seemingly unrelated physical and psychiatric symptoms that are diagnosed as Lyme when their child is diagnosed.

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Lyme in Texas

Interviews with top Lyme specialists

  • Congenital Lyme Complex with Dr. Ron Wilson, President of Education for ILADEF

  • Kristina Bauer family’s story [called Congenital Lyme, a family perspective]

  • Financial Impacts [called Lyme month financial impact]

  • Depression and Suicidal Ideation with Dr. Bransfield [called Dr. Bransfield on using Disulfiram for Lyme, depression, and suicide prevention]

  • Persistent Lyme with Dr. Ron WIlson [Called persistent vs post lyme treatment]

Vetrinarian/One Health

Interviews with top Lyme specialists

  • Congenital Lyme Complex with Dr. Ron Wilson, President of Education for ILADEF

  • Kristina Bauer family’s story [called Congenital Lyme, a family perspective]

  • Financial Impacts [called Lyme month financial impact]

  • Depression and Suicidal Ideation with Dr. Bransfield [called Dr. Bransfield on using Disulfiram for Lyme, depression, and suicide prevention]

  • Persistent Lyme with Dr. Ron WIlson [Called persistent vs post lyme treatment]

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