LYME EVENT: Lyme Detoxing and How to Prepare for Winter

LYME DETOXING AND HOW TO PREPARE OUR BODIES FOR WINTER

When: Sunday, October 9th, 3 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Where: VitaScript Compunding Pharmacy

            6345 Woodside Court, Suite 102, Columbia, MD 21046

Please join us for a fantastic presentation by Pharmacist, Dr. Lynn Shumake, M.S., P.D., as he will discuss the role of detox as a method of “Fall cleaning” to improve the digestive/immune system for the forthcoming Winter Season. He’ll cover detoxing as a cleaning up the diet and the role of nutrients and the use of botanicals that can assist in optimizing the immune system and reducing inflammation. Dr. Shumake will also talk about the various methods that Lyme patients in particular may use; discuss individual supplements/herbal combinations, their effectiveness, dosing and typical costs. It’s FREE to attend as usual.

REGISTER HERE

Our regular October Lyme support group meeting will take place at the VitaScript Pharmacy.

Lyme Support Group Meeting & Speaker- Oct. 9th

PLEASE HOLD THIS DATE: We are confirming a speaker, Dr. Lynn Shumake, who will discuss detoxing and preparing our bodies and immune systems for winter. (I’m not sure yet, if the event will be at my home or at another location – updates will follow.)

Our next scheduled Howard County Lyme Support Group meeting will be held on Sunday, October 9th from 3 – 4:30 p.m. at my home in Columbia, MD. If interested in attending, please RSVP and I will send you my address. Everyone is welcome!

Lyme CALL TO ACTION

We really need YOUR help! Here is some  important Lyme bill information for contacting your Senators and

asking them for their help in co-sponsoring this bill. Just click on the link at

the bottom of this page, fill in your info and send it off!

It doesn’t matter if you don’t have Lyme yourself…you can write about the people you know with Lyme , we all want change…please help!

Regards,

Kandice Dickover, Founder, Howard County Lyme Awareness

https://www.lymedisease.org/last-chance-fed-lyme-bill/?utm_source=Sept+14–fed+bill&utm_campaign=Sept+14–Holler&utm_medium=email

Last chance for federal Lyme bill? Contact your senators now.

Soon, a major piece of health legislation is likely to be voted on by the U.S. Senate. If this happens, a bill we support–the Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Prevention, Education and Research Act (S. 1503)–will be offered as an amendment. 

To help prepare for this, we urgently need to add additional co-sponsors to the bill. Please take a moment to contact your U.S. senators to let them know how important this legislation is to you (even if you’ve already done so in the past).

The legislation would create an advisory committee within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to identify best practices to combat tick-borne diseases. The group would be comprised of patients, advocates, researchers, medical professionals, and government officials. The bill would also require the HHS Secretary to coordinate efforts to strengthen disease surveillance and reporting, develop better diagnostic tools and tests, create a physician-education program, establish epidemiological research objectives for Lyme and other tick-borne illnesses, and prepare regular reports to Congress on the progress of efforts to combat these devastating diseases.

Now is the time to speak up and make your voice heard. Ask your senators to support this bill, by co-sponsoring it and voting yes when it comes to a vote.

Voter Voice is a system that lets you easily contact your senators. You supply your name and contact information. We supply a suggested message, which you can adapt if you want. Then, the system sends your message directly to each legislator by email. There is also an opportunity to send a tweet–which will go to your senators’ Twitter accounts.

Click here to use Voter Voice now.

Re-watch Dr. Kathy Spreen Informational Lyme Webinar

If you are new to the site or just need a refresher course on Lyme, symptoms, prevention, and treatment, please watch the webinar our group put on last year with Dr. Kathy Spreen.

It’s also located on the bar to the right.