Lyme België/ Belgique Protest
To increase public awareness about Lyme Borreliosis and other associated tickborne infections; to provide moral and educational support to sufferers, their relatives and friends - YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!!
http://www.lymebelgiebelgiqueprotest.be
Dit canadese meisje maakte zelf een lied over de ellende van Lyme. Ze zingt erover en toont het in dit clipje. Aandoenlijk. Over de hele wereld schreeuwen heel veel mensen om HULP! De medische en politieke wereld blijft grotendeels doof en weigeren mensen die zorg en hulp. Dat is schuldig verzuim .
Enfance Lyme Québec
Chanson composée par Enya pour faire connaître la réalité que vivent petits et grands avec la maladie de Lyme.
Actuellement, c'est la maladie qui divise le corps médicale, partout dans le monde.
Manque de recherches et manque de formations.
In deze tekst staat knap uitgelegd hoe het is om te leven met brainfog, voor velen herkenbaar.
Every single moment of your brain-fog-filled day is a battle for words, for focus, and when it’s all over, you’re lucky if you can remember it at all. You have to fight your own mind to do simple tasks that other people take for granted. It’s exhausting, supremely frustrating, and more than a little scary. Can you imagine that? Can you imagine having to struggle to string together a simple sentence? Can you imagine having to play detective to figure out your own recent past? Can you imagine going sometimes weeks without seeing the end of the fog? Knowing that you’re still bright and capable, but your brain is just burned out from being too sick to function? Maybe you can’t; I wouldn’t blame you. It’s hard for a healthy person to fathom. But I thought I’d try to explain, in case someone in your life is dealing with brain fog and lacks the words to help you understand it.
Every single moment of your brain-fog-filled day is a battle for words, for focus, and when it’s all over, you’re lucky if you can remember it at all. You have to fight your own mind to do simple tasks that other people take for granted. It’s exhausting, supremely frustrating, and more than a little scary. Can you imagine that? Can you imagine having to struggle to string together a simple sentence? Can you imagine having to play detective to figure out your own recent past? Can you imagine going sometimes weeks without seeing the end of the fog? Knowing that you’re still bright and capable, but your brain is just burned out from being too sick to function? Maybe you can’t; I wouldn’t blame you. It’s hard for a healthy person to fathom. But I thought I’d try to explain, in case someone in your life is dealing with brain fog and lacks the words to help you understand it.
How to Imagine What Brain Fog Feels Like
"Here’s the best explanation I’ve come up with..."
themighty.com
De amerikaanse Food And Drugs Administratie adviseert om donorbloed te screenen op de Babesia bacterie. Een stap vooruit! Wanneer volgt Borrelia en de andere bacteriën?
‘ BOSTON - It's an infection transmitted by ticks that may not make you sick but could kill someone who gets your donated blood.
It's called babesiosis and the Food and Drug Administration just came out with strict new recommendations on screening for the parasite causing the disease. ‘
‘ BOSTON - It's an infection transmitted by ticks that may not make you sick but could kill someone who gets your donated blood.
It's called babesiosis and the Food and Drug Administration just came out with strict new recommendations on screening for the parasite causing the disease. ‘
FDA recommends testing for tick-borne illness in donated blood
It's an infection transmitted by ticks that may not make you sick but could kill someone who gets your donated blood.
boston25news.com
As a triathlete and Ironman champion, Angela Naeth is used to putting her body through its paces. But these days the Easton resident, who splits her time in Colorado, is fighting through something …
Triathlete Angela Naeth facing her toughest race: Lyme disease
As a triathlete and Ironman champion, Angela Naeth is used to putting her body through its paces. But these days the Easton resident, who splits her time in Colorado, is fighting through something …
bostonherald.com