US EditionDismissed, denied and misdiagnosed: A Kamloops woman's Lyme disease journey
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Dismissed, denied and misdiagnosed: A Kamloops woman's Lyme disease journey
Bone pain, muscle pain and mental confusion are just a few of the symptoms Jen Meers has been living with most of her life. Now 36, the Kamloops resident was diagnosed with Lyme disease a decade ago, after years of feeling chronically ill. “I was excited when I finally got the diagnosis after struggling for so long where no one would believe me, everyone told me I was crazy,” Meers said. Her excitement quickly wore off as she discovered a co…
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