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Today’s featured blogger, Ranting and Raving, Saskatchewan Style, shares her life, and how she copes with Lyme Disease and teenagers!
I have been using my blog to help work through Lyme disease. I have always been an arguer so of course the disease I get is controversial. I refuse to give in to the pain and try to focus on the good in my life. This blog gave me purpose when I couldn’t get out of bed because if I did, I would see how dirty the house was and who wants to see that.
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So sorry to hear about your struggle with Lyme Disease. It’s great you are helping others through your blog.
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Thanks for sharing. I live in an area where Lymes disease is prominent and last year I knew of at least 4 people diagnosed, my daughter included and she was 3 at the time. We all caught it early and were treated but its so scary how it can change everything.