Astriid – supporting the chronically ill to find work

This week, we’re bringing you an interview with Astriid, an organisation that supports those with long term health conditions in gaining employment. Our patient survey from 2016 found that 50% of those with Lyme were unable to work at all, and around 18% were able to work part time. We know that many sufferers lose […]

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Our free online events in April

We’re delighted to announce some further free events for Lyme patients during the month of April. Friday 9th April, 6pm Following the popularity of our free yoga class last month, we have partnered up with Kayla at Aroga Yoga to bring you a 45 minute online class. Kayla, who herself has suffered from chronic illness, […]

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Caudwell LymeCo & Kidunk launch the Tick Detectives Initiative

As the UK navigates its way out of some of the restrictions related to COVID-19, there has been a huge surge in the popularity of outdoor summer schools, forest schools and activity programmes planned for the summer months. In response to this growth of young children and families spending more time outdoors, we’ve been working […]

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The role and impact of diet in managing Lyme disease

For many Lyme sufferers, antibiotic treatment alone is not enough to cure all symptoms, and many are thought to suffer from food insensitivities or autoimmune issues which are either triggered by, or affected by the infection. But with a ton of information to sift through on the internet and sometimes conflicting information and experiences to […]

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How to look after a child with Lyme disease

If your child has been diagnosed with Lyme disease, you may be worried about how long they will remain ill or whether there may be any permanent effects. Most people who catch Lyme disease, and are treated for it promptly, do make a full recovery. This article gives you practical advice on how to look […]

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What to do if you catch Lyme disease when you’re pregnant

Catching any illness when you’re pregnant is frightening. Once you start reading about Lyme disease and finding more stories on the internet, this may ramp up to feeling terrified. Don’t Panic! The most important thing to remember is that treatment exists. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in America has also addressed the […]

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Ten ways to beat the blood suckers when you go camping this summer

As it’s Lyme Awareness Month, the weather is improving, and thoughts may be turning to summer holidays, this week’s blog features our top ten tips on how to best protect yourself from ticks whilst camping. Camping holidays are a fantastic way to enjoy our beautiful countryside and bring families or friends together. You can give […]

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