About Tired of Lyme
Tired of Lyme launched in October of 2011 as a central hub for the latest information and most relatable support on chronic Lyme disease and its associated conditions.
At the time, reliable and useful information for treating chronic Lyme was very scarce, scattered, and yet to be found in many aspects, as it was a condition that had yet to have its day.
Today, in 2021 -- ten years later -- chronic Lyme disease is better understood thanks to the tireless physicians and healers who’ve made it their duty to research, practice, and share their findings in books, on the internet, and in public forums, though as a health condition, chronic Lyme is still lacking credibility and merit among some medical professionals and mainstream public health institutions.
While so much has been gained and learned of chronic Lyme disease in just the past 10 years alone as a society, what hasn’t changed is the duty to be our own health advocates and to never stop learning about the condition.
The owner of Tired of Lyme, Chris, while still working to resolve his chronic Lyme, has made huge strides in recovering from the condition, as his life before chronic Lyme becomes less of a stranger every day. Because of this, Tired of Lyme has mostly gone quiet and taken a backseat in the Lyme community.
Others with a better knowledge and understanding for treating the condition will now shine brightest. With that said, always listen to your body, follow the science, and be patient and persistent. In the words of Dr. Neil Nathan, MD, “Eventually, you are bound to find treatments that work.”
At the time, reliable and useful information for treating chronic Lyme was very scarce, scattered, and yet to be found in many aspects, as it was a condition that had yet to have its day.
Today, in 2021 -- ten years later -- chronic Lyme disease is better understood thanks to the tireless physicians and healers who’ve made it their duty to research, practice, and share their findings in books, on the internet, and in public forums, though as a health condition, chronic Lyme is still lacking credibility and merit among some medical professionals and mainstream public health institutions.
While so much has been gained and learned of chronic Lyme disease in just the past 10 years alone as a society, what hasn’t changed is the duty to be our own health advocates and to never stop learning about the condition.
The owner of Tired of Lyme, Chris, while still working to resolve his chronic Lyme, has made huge strides in recovering from the condition, as his life before chronic Lyme becomes less of a stranger every day. Because of this, Tired of Lyme has mostly gone quiet and taken a backseat in the Lyme community.
Others with a better knowledge and understanding for treating the condition will now shine brightest. With that said, always listen to your body, follow the science, and be patient and persistent. In the words of Dr. Neil Nathan, MD, “Eventually, you are bound to find treatments that work.”
