Lyme Resilience Collective

Lyme Resilience Collective 💚COMMUNITY. EDUCATION.

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✨For the chronically ill ready to heal!
🧠Certified Brainspotting Consultant + Therapist 🦠Mold Illness Support
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06/05/2026

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By Terri McCormick Patients living with Lyme disease often face a double burden: the physical and emotional toll of the illness itself, and the

💛 Community Check-In 💛Living with chronic illness can be incredibly challenging, which is why it's so important to notic...
06/04/2026

💛 Community Check-In 💛

Living with chronic illness can be incredibly challenging, which is why it's so important to notice the small things that bring us hope, comfort, and joy.

What's one thing you're looking forward to this weekend?

Maybe it's:
✨ A good day
✨ Time in nature
✨ A favorite meal
✨ Seeing a friend
✨ A quiet afternoon to rest

Share below! We'd love to hear from you and share in your joy.💛

If you're looking for a supportive community of people who understand the challenges of living with Lyme disease, mold illness, chronic illness, and nervous system dysregulation, we'd love to have you join our free private Lyme Resilience Collective Facebook group.

Inside the group, we have conversations like this every week, along with encouragement, education, resources, and connection with others who truly understand the journey.

Comment "GROUP" below, and we'll respond with the link to join.


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05/31/2026

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Today marks the final day of Lyme Disease Awareness Month. We’re closing it by sharing the story behind why the Lyme Treatment Foundation exists. 💚

At 21, our founder Wendy Phillips came back from a morning walk in Vermont covered in tiny specks. She picked one off her leg, hoping it was dirt — and it moved.

She knew Lyme disease was serious. She’d grown up in Connecticut and heard warnings about it as a kid. But when she googled it that day, the symptoms listed were joint pain and fatigue. The internet told her it was manageable.

It wasn’t.

What followed were years of progressive decline, misdiagnosis, and dismissal from rheumatologists, neurologists, cardiologists, and infectious disease specialists. Nine emergency room visits. No answers. It took a nurse to finally connect her to the right physician and treatment began that day.

As she recovered, Wendy learned that thousands of patients couldn’t access the same care, not because it didn’t exist, but because they couldn’t afford it. In 2019, she founded the Lyme Treatment Foundation to change that.

Since then, LTF has awarded nearly $900,000 in grants to patients across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Germany, funding testing, treatment, and university research, including an active collaboration with the University of Oxford.

Read Wendy’s full story here: https://lymetreatmentfoundation.org/wendys-story
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✨ After just 4 Brainspotting sessions, Finch shared:“I found my voice again.”Before this work, Finch felt trapped, isola...
05/26/2026

✨ After just 4 Brainspotting sessions, Finch shared:

“I found my voice again.”

Before this work, Finch felt trapped, isolated, and defeated by the weight of chronic illness and nervous system overwhelm.

Now?
🌿 She's laughing more than she has in years
🧠 Reconnecting with friends
✨ Getting back out into the world again
🦋 Feeling more capable, resilient, and like herself again

Watching these shifts unfold in such a short amount of time has been incredibly powerful. Seeing someone reconnect with a familiar sense of self after feeling disconnected for so long is exactly why we believe so deeply in this work.

Finch, we are SO proud of you. 🤍
Thank you for trusting us to walk alongside you in your healing journey.

Healing is possible. ✨

💫 Visit our website at www.lymecollective.com or click the link in the comments to learn more about our 1:1 support and community support.

Happy Memorial Day, everyone 🇺🇸❤️To honor the holiday and give everyone time to enjoy the long weekend, we’ve moved our ...
05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day, everyone 🇺🇸❤️

To honor the holiday and give everyone time to enjoy the long weekend, we’ve moved our monthly Resilience Gathering to tomorrow, Tuesday, May 26th.

The meeting start times:
✨ 3 PM Pacific
✨ 4 PM Mountain Daylight
✨ 5 PM Central
✨ 6 PM Eastern

Our gathering will be one hour long with time to regulate your nervous system, and connect with community members.

Returning members - please check your email for the meeting details.
If you’re new and would like to join us, please visit our website first to register for the meeting and complete the consent forms.

We’re so grateful for this growing community and look forward to reconnecting with familiar faces while also welcoming new ones during Lyme Disease Awareness Month 💚

Be sure to follow our public business page to stay up to date on future Lyme Resilience Collective events, resources, and announcements. ~ Lyme Resilience Collective

We also invite you to join our private Facebook group for deeper community conversations, support, and connection between gatherings. ~ Lyme Resilience Collective.

Wishing everyone a safe, restful, and meaningful Memorial Day weekend

This Lyme Disease Awareness Month, I wanted to share an educational resource that I think many people in the chronic ill...
05/13/2026

This Lyme Disease Awareness Month, I wanted to share an educational resource that I think many people in the chronic illness community will find incredibly valuable. 💚

Dr. Martin Van Lear from The Tree of Light Health recently shared this presentation breaking down the complexities of Lyme disease - from the layers of symptoms and co-infections to the challenges patients often face navigating diagnosis, treatment, and healing.

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, supporting a loved one, or have been on this journey for years, this presentation offers thoughtful insight into the reality of living with complex chronic illness.

One of the hardest parts of Lyme disease is how misunderstood it can be. Educational resources like this help create more awareness, compassion, and informed conversations for patients and families alike.

Give it a listen when you have the chance, and be sure to follow Tree of Light Health on Facebook for more educational content and advocacy during Lyme Disease Awareness Month. 💚

Chronic Lyme disease is the most common vector-borne illness in the U.S. — yet it's missed for an average of 5–10 years by standard testing. In Part 1 of thi...

✨Guess who enjoyed the outdoors! Horseback riding, a 7-mile hike in Sedona, creek crossings, fresh air… and at some poin...
05/08/2026

✨Guess who enjoyed the outdoors!
Horseback riding, a 7-mile hike in Sedona, creek crossings, fresh air… and at some point afterward, I realized something:

I hadn’t spent the entire time thinking about ticks. 👀🌱

I still checked when I got home (always recommend that), and yes, ticks do exist in Arizona too. But mentally, being able to enjoy nature without staying in constant fear felt like a really meaningful milestone for me.

As someone impacted by tick-borne illness, with CPTSD that kind of peace wasn’t always accessible.

During Lyme Disease Awareness Month, the Lyme Resilience Collective is standing with the entire tick-borne illness and co-infection community while also recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month and the very real emotional impact chronic illness can have.

Healing isn’t always dramatic. Sometimes it’s just realizing your nervous system finally let you enjoy the moment. 🤎🌿🐎

If you’re still scared to spend time outside, unable to find peace or a sense of calm, I just want you to know that it’s possible.

-Sami Kirschbaum
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05/08/2026

POV: surviving the medical gaslighting pipeline long enough to become knowledgable about vector-borne illnesses. An experience we didn’t sign up for.🦠📚

To everyone fighting to be heard during Lyme Disease Awareness Month: keep advocating for yourself. Your symptoms are real, your story matters, and you deserve answers. 💚

Last night we gathered for April's Monthly Resilience Gathering with 16 participants (not everyone is photographed for c...
04/28/2026

Last night we gathered for April's Monthly Resilience Gathering with 16 participants (not everyone is photographed for confidentiality).
We welcomed new faces and founding members last night - in such a meaningful, grounded space 💛

A warm thank you to everyone who showed up with curiosity and thoughtful questions, and to Danielle from MoldMend for sharing her expertise, lived experience, and perspective on mold toxicity, testing approaches, and healing pathways.

One of the key takeaways from the evening is that healing often involves two essential pieces:
• Addressing environmental factors like mold exposure when present
• Supporting nervous system regulation as a core part of recovery from Lyme, CIRS, & additional illnesses.

If you’re looking for support, the Lyme Resilience Collective offers nervous system regulation and community support, and Danielle provides specialized guidance for mold-related illness and recovery pathways.

Grateful for this community and the depth of conversation we’re able to hold together 🌿

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