Lyme Disease Awareness Post: Misdiagnosis and Imitation of other illnesses

 

Lyme Disease Awareness Post: Misdiagnosis and Imitation of other Illnesses:

Lyme disease causes an array of symptoms and mimics tons of diseases, disorders and illnesses. It’s nicknamed, “The Great Imitator.”

As you will see in the video on YouTube (feel free to click to watch and subscribe), I was misdiagnosed with stress, anxiety, asthma, flu, pleurisy, pneumonia, ALS, Whipple’s disease (yep, it’s an actual disease…), Lupus and multiple sclerosis. Going through 10 misdiagnoses in 3 months was beyond stressful.

The reason I was misdiagnosed is because the multitude of symptoms that I had all mimicked every disease, disorder and illness that I posted and talk about in the video. That gives you an idea what people with Lyme are going through. Once all of the stress tests, labs, MRI’s (although abnormal, I don’t have MS), scans and spinal tap came back that these were all wrong, then they were deemed as a misdiagnosis. I’m glad by then I met my Integrative Health doctor. The only one they had to watch was the MS misdiagnosis because I had 13 lesions in my brain that almost looked like the pattern of MS and inflammation due to Neuro Lyme and Co-infections.

It’s a lot, but people in the Lyme community are RESILIENT, we are Lyme warriors indeed. Many are still struggling, and some are new to Lyme, and I pray for them daily.

Thank you for stopping by to learn more about Lyme and the journey. Stay tuned for more posts. 💚💚💚

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Ovarian Cancer Awareness Post–The Story and My Why

Blessings everyone!!! I pray all is well. This is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month and I wanted to share “The Story and My Why” and what happened when my mother, Marguerite “Sauti” Wills was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer August of 2009.

Her symptoms were at first vague and then became exasperated. She thought she was just going through menopause (which she was), but her symptoms became very painful and were exasperated.

Symptoms from Ovarian Cancer Can Often Be Vague

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