In this episode of Lyme and Beyond with Tanya, we welcome Meghan Bradshaw, the government relations manager for the Center for Lyme Action. Meghan shares her harrowing personal journey with Lyme disease, from being misdiagnosed and bedridden to undergoing multiple surgeries and intensive treatments. Despite these challenges, Meghan found hope and purpose in patient advocacy. The episode highlights the importance of community support, mental health resources, and the power of turning pain into purpose. Meghan discusses the Center for Lyme Action's work in advocating for better healthcare and support for Lyme disease patients and encourages listeners to get involved in various capacities.
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