Wednesday, September 27, 2022
Lyme Disease Awareness Table
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Monday, September 18, 2022
Special Announcement
Dr Jill Mahoney MD and Dr Jacob Aguiar ND
are pleased to
announce
the opening of
their new clinic:
Scarborough Integrative
Health
51 Route 1
Scarborough, Maine
Their Contact Email is: scarboroughintegrative@gmail.com
Scarborough
Integrative Health, a patient-centered, tick-borne disease clinic, will open their
doors this November, seeing patients Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 8am
to 4pm with hours expanding (with possibly one late night a week) as the clinic
grows. Patients will be provided with extensive lab work
and testing, prescription (oral and IV) meds, as well as supplements and herbal
therapies. IV nutritional therapy and chelation therapy services will be
offered, gradually expanding to offer acupuncture, body work, ozone therapy and
injection therapy. David Aronson, LCSW, will be joining the clinic and
offering counseling services as a Lyme Literate social worker. Dr Mahoney
and Dr Aguiar welcome the addition of like-minded practitioners who want to
help them offer the best possible services to their patients. All services provided will be done on a
self-pay basis with a coded superbill given at each visit for insurance
purposes. One day a month, the clinic
will be offering a Free Care Program, offering free testing and treatments to
patients who qualify through the application process and who are accepted into
the program.
Dr. Jill Mahoney MD graduated from
Tufts University School of Medicine in 2000, after which she completed
internship at Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL. She then served as a
General Medical Officer in the United States Navy, acting as Senior
Medical Officer for Destroyer Squadron 14 during their Spring 2002
deployment. Dr. Mahoney subsequently received the Navy
Achievement Medal for her military service. After separating from the
Navy, Dr. Mahoney completed Family Medicine residency
training at the University of Massachusetts. In 2006, she
relocated to Maine where she has been caring for patients as a
family physician for the past decade. She has received several
awards for patient care, among them the American Red Cross " Real
Heroes" award for Medical Outreach in 2013. Dr. Mahoney is grateful for the
opportunity to have worked with providers outside of allopathic medicine who
have offered their expertise regarding the care of patients with tick borne
illness.
As
a naturopathic doctor, Dr Jacob Aguiar works with each patient to create
personalized and effective treatment solutions. Prior to receiving his
Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University in Seattle, he
received his BA in anthropology from Dartmouth College, graduating Magna
Cum Laude. He discovered in a class titled “The Anthropology of
Health and Illness” that rarely is any disease confined to the physical body or
the psyche alone. Rather, the experience of health and dis-ease is a
complex interplay of social, economic, psychological, and
physical factors. This understanding is crucial in the context
of Lyme and associated diseases, which often create stressors in each of these
areas. he has studied with leading experts in Lyme diagnosis and treatment over
the last 10 years, including Dr Klinghardt MD, Dr Horowitz MD, Dr Ross MD, and
Dr Burrascano MD. He spent the
last several years treating over 1,000 patients with Lyme and tick-borne
infections at North Coast Family Health in New Hampshire. He continues to deepen my knowledge and stay
up to date with current research by attending International Lyme and Associated
Diseases Society (ILADS) conferences, other related conferences throughout
the year, and reading the latest books published by leaders in integrative
health care.
Dr
Jacob’s deep desire to bring this accumulated knowledge back to Maine to help the
Lyme community has led to partnering with his colleague, Dr Jill Mahoney MD, who
has been successfully treating Lyme disease in Maine for many years and their
decision to open a patient-center tick-borne illness clinic. They both understand that attaining health is
a process and do their best to provide proven solutions while supporting and
empowering their patients along the way.
Dr
Mahoney and Dr Aguiar look forward to working with each patient’s desires,
beliefs, and values to develop a treatment and management approach
that works to help their patients establish and reach personal
health goals.
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Sunday, September 17, 2022
Igenex Q&A; Night
This Event Is Still Happening This Evening!
On Wednesday November 1st, Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education (MLDSE) will be hosting an Igenex Q&A Night from 6-8pm at Mid Coast Hospital with Bob Giguere and Doug Priest from Igenex Inc.
On Wednesday November 1st, Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education (MLDSE) will be hosting an Igenex Q&A Night from 6-8pm at Mid Coast Hospital with Bob Giguere and Doug Priest from Igenex Inc.
This
educational event is free open to the public to come and learn about
the problems associated with current lyme and tick-borne disease and why
Igenex has been the leading tick-borne disease laboratory for over 25
years!
Midcoast
Lyme Disease Support & Education (MLDSE) is a 501c3 nonprofit, the
Maine-partner of the national Lyme Disease Association, a member of the
Maine CDC Vector-borne Work group and active in Maine's Lyme
legislation. Their support meetings are educational, free and open to
the public. For information about the meeting, MLDSE and the free
community resources that they offer, visit www.mldse.org
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Saturday, September 16, 2022
Wiscasset Lyme Disease Support Meeting
Jennie McNeil, FNP will be the guest speaker at Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education's Lyme Support meeting on Tuesday, September 26 from 6-8pm at Wiscasset Community Center, 242 Gardiner Rd, Wiscasset, Maine.
Peaceful Medicine, located at 251 Jefferson Street, Waldoboro, Maine is where Jennie offers Integrative Medicine consults, Therapeutic massage, Reiki and Energy work, Pranayama and Meditation, Biomat Inferaed Therapy, Essential Oils and Supplements along with Holistic Wellness and Healing Guidance with a genuine desire to support each person on their healing journey.
Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education (MLDSE) is a 501c3 nonprofit, the Maine-partner of the national Lyme Disease Association, a member of the Maine CDC Vector-borne Work group and active in Maine's Lyme legislation. Their support meetings are educational, free and open to the public. For information about the meeting, MLDSE and the free community resources that they offer, visit www.mldse.org
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Friday, September 15, 2022
Our Daytime Support Meeting
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Saturday, September 9, 2022
Rockland Lyme Disease Support Meeting
Lesli Olson, Pharmacist at Kennebec Pharmacy will be the guest speaker at Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education's September 12th Lyme disease support meeting in Rockland.
The meeting will be held downstairs in Rockland training room from 6-8pm
at the Knox Center, 6 White St, Rockland, Maine. This meeting is free
and open to the public who has been affected by Lyme and tick-borne
disease and those who want to learn more about it.
Lesli
is a licensed Pharmacist and Clinical Sales Specialist for Kennebec
Pharmacy and Home Care. She works with physicians and health
professionals throughout the state of Maine to provide the necessary
education and support for effective patient care. Her current areas of
focus include Specialty Care and Home Infusion Therapy. As a native of
Maine and an outdoor enthusiast, she holds prevention and treatment of
Lyme Disease close to her heart. Lesli will discuss treatment with home
infusion antibiotics for refractory cases of Lyme Disease.
For more information about this meeting and MLDSE, please visit our website www.mldse.org
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Friday, September 1, 2022
Brunswick Lyme Disease Support Meeting
Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education welcomes Dr Devra Krassner, ND of Integrative Health Center of Maine as their guest speaker at their Lyme Support meeting on Wed September 6 from 6-8pm (conference rooms 1&2) at Mid Coast Hospital, 123 Medical Center Drive, Brunswick, Maine.
Dr. Devra Krassner offers comprehensive naturopathic medicine to families, women, men and children. Treatment plans are individualized to address the full range of acute and chronic conditions, as well as to support people wishing to optimize their health.
After graduating from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon in 1987, Dr. Krassner returned to the east coast to practice.
Devra
Krassner, ND specializes in women’s health, homeopathy, botanical
(herbal) medicine, and medical nutrition and lifestyle counseling. She
has a special interest in health care for women and children, and has
expertise in the areas of hormonal balance, osteoporosis, mood
stabilization, and behavioral and attention disorders. Diagnostic
techniques include standard physical and gynecological exams and
laboratory testing. Dr. Krassner also uses functional medicine to assess
and treat conditions such as food sensitivities, adrenal fatigue and
digestive imbalances. Many of the people who Dr. Krassner sees just do
not feel well, and have been unable to determine what is wrong with them
or what can be done to help. She focuses on the underlying causes of
problems rather than simply treating the symptoms.
Dr.
Krassner is committed to sharing information with people, thereby
empowering them to have more control over their health care and their
lives. She is excited to be part of an integrative health center,
working collaboratively with other health care practitioners to provide
optimal service to those who seek her care.
Dr.
Krassner has lectured extensively on many topics in the field of
naturopathic medicine and has been featured on television, radio and in
various newspapers.
In
addition to her practice, Dr. Krassner is an adjunct professor at
Kaplan University, where she teaches in the Medical Assistant program.
She is a member of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians,
Maine Association of Homeopaths, and past president of the Maine Association of Naturopathic Doctors.
This
meeting is free and open to the public for those affected by Lyme and
tick-borne disease and those who want to learn more about it. Child care
is not provided so we ask that you please plan accordingly.
For more information about this meeting and MLDSE, please visit our website www.mldse.org
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