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Nature's Dirty Needle: What You Need to Know about Chronic Lyme Disease and How to Get the Help to Feel Better
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Nature's Dirty Needle describes Chronic Lyme Disease, the different co-infections, what the symptoms are, how to recognize them, and, finally, how best to get help. Personal stories of those who have dealt with these infections tell the tale of finding the right provider, getting the correct diagnosis, and then treatment. The politics surrounding the infections and the lac
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It's a quick read, but I didn't care for all of the personal stories of people who have CLD. This is a great book for someone who is just starting their lyme journey and doesn't know if they have it yet. I'm more interested in treatment and there was only a small chapter on that.
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This book is more stories of people struggling with Lyme than it is about treating it. There is some information on treatment, but not anything that isn't mentioned in other books. The struggles some of the people have been through is frightening and makes me very thankful for my doctor.
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Read this book. If you know someone with lyme, have it yourself, have only briefly heard of lyme, or have never heard of it, do yourself a favor and read this book. You might save someone.
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