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Ann-Ohio
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https://aijssnet.com/journals/Vol_13_2024/3.pdf?

from American Journal of Social Science
"Lyme Disease, Trauma, and Disenfranchised Grief: A Brief Guide for Clinicians"
Heidi S. Kulkin, PhD, LCSW-BACS1
1 Southeastern Louisiana University,

"Abstract :
Lyme disease has become a contentious issue within both medical and public spheres.

While initially recognized for its characteristic rash and flu-like symptoms, Lyme disease has evolved into a complex and
controversial diagnosis, intertwining medical uncertainty with profound personal and societal implications.

This conceptual paper explores Lyme disease as a contested illness, the trauma it can cause,

and the ephenomenon of disenfranchised grief experiences by those affected."

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It was great to read about grief associated with lyme. Think this was the first time I read about it.

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Thanks Ann.
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