60% of ticks in our area are testing positive for lyme disease. If you spend time outdoors, sooner or later you will wish you had attended this talk. Why not just go now?

Let's Talk About LYME (and other TBDs)

Do you spend time outdoors? Ticks got you scared silly? Have you been bitten recently? What should you do if you or someone you love gets bit? Why is there all this controversy surrounding Lyme? Can Lyme become chronic? What does the research show? Why does your doctor tell you one thing and your best friend another? Are the tests accurate? Have you been bouncing around from doctor to doctor without getting a diagnosis that seems to fit? Why is your doctor afraid to treat you for Lyme? Your doctor told you not to worry and to watch for symptoms … what symptoms are you watching for?

CONFUSED? You Should Be. FEELING HOPELESS? Don't be.

Come hear Local Lyme Advocate and Organic Farmer, Rachel Nevitt, lead a discussion we all need to be having. Everyone is welcome to attend this free community event.

This Tuesday, June 27, 6-8PM at the Richmond Congregational Church in Fellowship Hall downstairs. (Entrance is on Church St.)