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Upcoming Meet-Ups
Fathers Against Lyme is an initiative of Project Lyme that hosts virtual meet-ups via Zoom. These meet-ups occur a couple of times a month and are geared towards fathers raising children with Lyme, or fathers with Lyme themselves. It serves as a support group where you will discuss a common theme each meeting, share stories of your own struggle caused by Lyme, as well as hear advice from other fathers going through the same things as you. Join us by registering through the links above!
David Butler, 43, was in physical and mental pain for 32 years — most of his life — and was diagnosed with a host of issues, from MS, ALS, and Parkinsonism to depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. Finally, he saw a doctor who understood tick-borne diseases, and he tested positive for Lyme disease and Bartonella. The improvement in his symptoms has been remarkable. Now he wants to help others by hosting meet-ups to share struggles, tips, and build a community.
Our mission is to eradicate the epidemic of tick-borne diseases through awareness and education, support of cutting-edge science, and advocacy for solutions to end the suffering. As a national Lyme disease non-profit, we aim to positively impact patients’ lives through our work.
October 07, 2024
MAL meet-ups occur a couple of times a month and are geared towards mothers raising children with Lyme, or mothers with Lyme themselves. It serves as a support group where you will discuss a common theme each meeting, share stories of your own struggle caused by Lyme, as well as hear advice from other mothers going through the same things as you. Join us by registering through the webpage!
September 24, 2024
On Tuesday, September 24, 2024, Project Lyme will be hosting its Fifth Annual Gala at Gotham Hall in New York City. This special evening will support our mission of eradicating the epidemic of tick-borne diseases through awareness and education, support of cutting-edge science, and advocacy for solutions to end the suffering.
