In this episode of Lyme and Beyond with Tanya, we are joined by Bonnie Crater from the Center for Lyme Action. Together we cover the importance of awareness and advocacy for Lyme disease, the impact of funding on research and treatment, and the role of the Center for Lyme Action in securing federal support. Bonnie shares the story behind the Bay Area Lyme Foundation and the Center for Lyme Action, highlighting major achievements and ongoing challenges. We also discuss how listeners can get involved as advocates, detailing the fly-in meetings with Congress members and the significance of sharing personal stories.
If your interested in learning more or becoming an advocate in your state be sure to join the email list at centerforlymeaction.org.
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