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The Sting that can “Bee” Good for You

The Sting that can “Bee” Good for You

by RISQ Consulting / Thursday, 01 August 2019 / Published in Blog

A follow up to “Lyme Disease – The Great Imitator“

By Tonya Mott

Since sharing Kelsey’s story a few exciting, (good and not so good) things have happened:

1. What is Kelsey doing for treatment?  She has quite the treatment regimen, but the most interesting is bee venom.  She has a bee condo inside her house, some of you may have seen these at the local Costco this summer.  Have no worries, the bees are at the end of their life cycle when she received them.  Her hubby grabs one with a tweezer and stings her.  I know it sounds horrible but if it helps her feel better then I say, I’m all in.  (I’m leaving out a lot of detail but wanted to at least share at a high level).

Click here to read about bee-venom therapy

2. Kelsey and I were interviewed by KTUU.  It just so happened that my blog post was published in May, which is Lyme Disease awareness month.  I shared the story with KTUU and they responded immediately, asking if my friend would be willing to do an on camera interview – sorry, Kels! Of course, she happily accepted. 

Click here to watch the story

3. My husband received a clinical diagnosis of Lyme – MSIDS (Multiple Systemic Infection Disorder Syndrome).  We had our suspicions after learning about Kelsey’s symptoms and we finally have an answer.  This is very new and we are still working through the details.

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