Hey, I would not have known I was bit either if I hadn't noticed it in the shower. I don't know exactly when I was bit. I have always been careful when camping - always being covered when going through forested areas. Everyone should check themselves carefully when returning home after being in those areas. This bite was on the back of my calf. If I hadn't been looking, I would have missed it. It wasn't sore and didn't hurt. But I knew what it was when I saw it. It had a very typical bullseye rash. I have looked at enough medical books to recognize it even though I never came across a case in my practice.

Like I mentioned, I sought alternative care. I had a colleague that uses ozone in his practice. I could have done the doxy on my own. But I wanted something more. I've always been impressed by what ozone does with hard to treat deep tissue bacterial infections.

I pray your sister gets better. It does happen. Over time, if there are no further exposure or acute episodes, antibody levels can come down. But sadly, not in all cases. Lots of people get bit by ticks in the Southeast US. Many Lyme cases come from there. Yes, an intended tragedy by pure evil.