The Tick Bite Nobody Treated | Adison Woods on Late-Stage Lyme and the Diagnosis 25 Years Late
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Adison Woods has been navigating chronic illness since childhood: fainting, migraines, back surgeries, and a tick bite at summer camp that nobody connected to anything for 25 years. When her mother finally said, "You have Lyme disease," Adison rolled her eyes. Then the labs came back positive. An infectious disease doctor told her the test was wrong because she'd never been to the Northeast. She got treatment anyway, built a community called Sick and Shining, and is writing a book. She joins Kim Nash for a deeply personal conversation about late-stage Lyme, Babesiosis, the chronic illness pain scale, and why you are not your diagnosis.
CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introducing Addison Woods: Chronic Illness Advocate and Writer
01:41 A 25-Year Mystery: Addison's Childhood Symptoms and POTS Diagnosis
04:50 The Lyme Disease Discovery: Testing, Co-Infections, and Medical Dismissal
09:26 Late-Stage Lyme: Treatment, Antibiotics, and Tick Prevention Tips
14:25 Why Addison Started Sick and Shining
17:38 What Invisible Illness Really Looks Like Day to Day
22:15 The Pain Scale Problem and Growing Awareness Around Chronic Illness
23:47 Writing Her Book and Advice for Reclaiming Identity
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Adison Woods:
📱 @sickandshining | 📧 sickandshining@gmail.com
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Production Partner: Podcast Mechanic