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Camp Latest episode Episode 415: Autoimmune Neurology - an interview with Doctor Elena Frid Subscribe with Episode 414: Rise of Lyme - an interview with Adam Finnegan In this compelling episode of the Camp Podcast , we are honored to welcome Adam W. Finnegan , a researcher, writer, and Lyme disease advocate. Adam shares his deeply personal journey through the complexities of Lyme disease, from his early symptoms to his profound insights into the disease’s connection with biological warfare and immune tolerance. Dive deep into the discussion as Adam also explores his groundbreaking book The Sleeper Agent , revealing the intricate world of biological stealth weapons and the historical research of Erich Traub. Join us as we explore the transformational power of resilience and knowledge in battling Lyme disease. Introduction to Adam W. Finnegan Background and current work Discussion of his book, "The Sleeper Agent" Adam’s Early Life and Initial Health Challenges Early symptoms and misdiagnoses The tick bite in 2016 that changed everything Diagnosing Lyme Disease The struggle to find answers and the eventual Lyme diagnosis The role of the IGeneX test in confirming Lyme disease and other infections The Impact of Lyme on Adam’s Life Changes in personal and professional life How Lyme disease shifted his career path and personal philosophy "The Sleeper Agent": A Deeper Dive The concept of biological warfare and immune tolerance Insights into the life and work of Erich Traub Living with Chronic Lyme Disease Strategies for managing symptoms and improving health Importance of diet, exercise, and spirituality Advice for Those Battling Lyme and Tick-Borne Diseases Encouragement and strategies for coping with the disease Adam’s message of hope and resilience Closing Thoughts Adam’s outlook on the future of Lyme disease research and advocacy How listeners can access his book and further information Farewell to Adam and Closing Remarks Episode 413: Lyme Liberation - an interview with Daniel Wagner In this inspiring episode of the Camp Podcast , we sit down with Daniel Wagner from Cincinnati, Ohio, to delve into his challenging yet enlightening journey with Lyme disease. At 33 years old, Daniel shares his experiences from a high-flying career in the corporate world to battling severe symptoms that left him bedridden. Our special guest co-host, Alexander Brook Clark , helps navigate Daniel’s story from his active life before Lyme through to his ongoing recovery process. Early Life and Background: Born in California and lived in various states due to his father’s military career. Daniel’s adventurous childhood and the influence of his parents’ story. Initial Symptoms and Misdiagnosis: Onset of severe symptoms like heart issues, nerve pain, and dysautonomia in July 2021. Journey through 18 different doctors and misdiagnoses, including potential MS, POTS, IST, and MVPS. Diagnosis and Treatment: Daniel’s diagnosis with Lyme disease at age 33 using a Vibrant Wellness Tickborne Diseases test . Treatments including an herbal protocol based on Johns Hopkins Lyme disease research , Ivermectin, and a transformative carnivore diet that led to significant improvement. Specialist Theresa Haselmayer from Foundations Wellness. Living with Lyme: Insights into daily challenges and the adjustments necessary to manage chronic Lyme. The importance of diet, stress management, and self-advocacy in the healing process. Advice for Others: Tips for those currently fighting Lyme and other tick-borne diseases. Preventative measures for those looking to protect their families from tick diseases. Episode 412: Collaborative Care - an interview with Leanne Dalton In this deeply inspiring episode of the Camp podcast , we sit down with Leanne Dalton and her daughter, Claire Dalton . Leanne, a 65-year-old entrepreneur from Utah, shares her harrowing yet uplifting journey battling Lyme disease. Diagnosed later in life after years of misdiagnoses and suffering, her story is enriched by Claire’s insights and shared experiences, highlighting not just the challenges of living with Lyme disease but also their profound spiritual journey and holistic approach to healing. Join us as Leanne and Claire discuss the trials, treatments, and triumphs they have experienced on their path to recovery. Introduction Introduction of the episode, guests Leanne and Claire Dalton. Brief overview of Leanne’s background, her struggle with Lyme disease, and Claire’s role in her journey. Early Symptoms and Challenges Leanne shares her initial experiences with Lyme-like symptoms following a vaccination at age 12. Discussion of the progression of her symptoms and the impact on her schooling and early life, with Claire adding her perspective on witnessing her mother’s health challenges. Navigating Misdiagnoses Leanne recounts the long and frustrating journey to a correct diagnosis, supported by Claire’s observations and their family’s experiences with the healthcare system. Exploration of the various misdiagnoses and treatments Leanne underwent over the years. Diagnosis and Comprehensive Treatment The moment of diagnosis: How it came about and Leanne’s initial reactions, with Claire discussing her simultaneous diagnosis and treatment experiences. An in-depth look at the various treatments they pursued, from conventional medicine to alternative therapies such as IV ozone, red light therapy, and more. The Role of Spirituality and Personal Growth Leanne and Claire discuss how spirituality played a crucial role in their recovery. Insights into how they use their faith and personal research to manage their health. Advocacy and Advice Leanne and Claire’s efforts in Lyme disease advocacy and community support. Practical advice for those currently battling Lyme and other tick-borne diseases, shared from both generational perspectives. Preventive Measures and Environmental Awareness Tips on preventing Lyme disease and promoting a healthy, toxin-free lifestyle. Discussion on the importance of understanding environmental impacts on health, with contributions from both Leanne and Claire. Closing Thoughts Reflections on their journey and how it has transformed their lives and outlooks. Encouragement and empowering words for listeners dealing with similar challenges. Outro Summary of key points discussed. Thanks to Leanne and Claire Dalton for sharing their stories. Reminder for listeners to subscribe and follow Camp for more inspiring stories. Resources Mentioned: Why Can’t I Get Better” by Richard Horowitz Chronically Care Project Episode 411: Calm Brain - an interview with Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge In this compelling episode of the Camp Podcast , we delve deep into the intricacies of healing from Lyme disease and related conditions with the esteemed Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge . A pioneer in addressing the neurological and psychological impacts of chronic diseases, Dr. Roseann shares invaluable insights into navigating the complex path toward healing. Understanding Healing on Its Own Terms Dr. Roseann emphasizes the individual nature of healing, challenging the notion that recovery must adhere to a predefined timeline. This discussion opens up a crucial conversation about the importance of prioritizing health and wellness over societal expectations, especially for those battling chronic illnesses. Grieving and Growth: The Emotional Journey Highlighting the emotional rollercoaster families face upon diagnosis, Dr. Roseann discusses the grief process, the acceptance of a new normal, and ultimately, the creation of a path forward. Her personal experiences and professional expertise shed light on the necessity of acknowledging and working through these emotions as part of the healing process. The Critical Need for a Holistic Approach A key focus of the episode is the shortcomings of the current medical system in adequately addressing Lyme disease, PANS, and PANDAS. Dr. Roseann advocates for a comprehensive, five-pronged approach to treatment...