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About
the LDRD
The Lyme Disease Research Database (LDRD) was started in 2005 by Suzanne Arthur,
MA, and her business partner Ev Miles. Suzanne suffered from Lyme
disease symptoms for at least two years without knowing the cause. Like millions
of people, she was misdiagnosed, told she had eczema and probably
multiple sclerosis. The treatment prescribed for eczema caused the Lyme
bacteria to replicate and her symptoms worsened, landing her in the hospital with secondary infections. After a Lyme literate doctor friend urged her to get tested through an independent lab, she was finally correctly diagnosed with Lyme.
She embarked on a long journey to educate herself about Lyme. With the help of her naturopathic doctor she undertook an integrative approach towards treatment and started on the road to wellness.
You can read all about Suzanne's impressive recovery in her healing journal, which is available when you donate to the LDRD.
Suzanne decided to use her skills as a researcher and writer to help others educate themselves about Lyme. Her business
partner offered his technical skills to facilitate the website.
The LDRD offers free, basic information about Lyme disease and
membership benefits to those who donate. The LDRD is dedicated to educating and informing the public on all
aspects of the prevention and treatment of chronic Lyme disease.
The Mission of the Lyme
Disease Research Database is:
- To provide
quality and timely information primarily for Lyme sufferers.
- To provide
independent journalistic research related to Lyme disease.
- To promote
healthy living and habits as the most effective defense against disease.
- To encourage
self healing and promote personal responsibility towards the goal of a
healthy life.
- To provide
motivation and hope for Lyme sufferers to beat chronic Lyme disease once and
for all.
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