Lyme Disease, Trauma, and Disenfranchised Grief

Lyme disease has become a contentious issue within both medical and public spheres.  While initially recognized for its characteristic rash and flu-like symptoms, Lyme disease has evolved into a complex and controversial diagnosis, intertwining medical uncertainty with profound personal and societal implications.  This book explores Lyme disease as a contested illness, the trauma it can cause, and the phenomenon of disenfranchised grief experiences by those affected.