Chances are if you’re reading this that you know about Lyme disease. Perhaps you know someone who has suffered from it for a long time. Or it may even be you who has suffered from it for too long?<\/p>\n
It recently came to my attention that in the province of Quebec alone, there have been 6 suicides in 18 months of people who suffered from Lyme disease and couldn’t take it anymore.<\/p>\n
These people were no longer seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and lost hope. Unfortunately they applied a permanent solution to a temporary problem.<\/p>\n
It’s really unfortunate because there are resources, but you have to know where to find them.<\/p>\n
The current medical knowledge on chronic Lyme disease is not adequate in the health system and many people feel deprived, abandoned, neglected.<\/p>\n
When I fell ill in 2016 with this disease (or rather its dormant phase reactivated), I fairly quickly realized that the answers were not in the current healthcare system.<\/p>\n
Because I worked as a Nurse Practitioner at that time, I also knew that it would take somewhere between 10-20 years for the new knowledge to become part of the guidelines and daily medical practice. I didn’t have that time to waste so I took matters in my own hands to care for myself with some allies that I found in the natural medicine world.<\/p>\n
I recovered from Lyme after hundreds of hours of research by applying my herbal protocol combined with neuroscience-based coaching to heal the emotional aspects.<\/p>\n
Since 2017 I’ve been helping people with Lyme disease get their lives back without wasting their time or money.<\/p>\n
In light of recent events and the difficulty in meeting adequately trained health professionals, I feel the call to share resources, knowledge, answers and a new perspective on the disease with a greater number of people.<\/p>\n