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itive for Lyme.”
As if that weren’t enough. Hutcheson’s daughter and granddaughter in California both contracted the disease as well. “My daughter spent three weeks in the hospital because of it, so when we saw that big saucer-sized rash on my granddaughter, we took her right in and got it under control.”
Jenkins, who is still in the early stages of recovery, is afflicted with a severe case of Lyme. His wife Sandra said “he was in very bad shape at first, but he’s doing better each week.”
As soon as he saw a big red patch on his collarbone, he headed to the doctor. Unfortunately, the initial diagnosis was that a poisonous spider or some other sort of insect had bitten him, so the antibiotic treatment was not long enough to wipe out the symptoms.
“He just felt really tired,” said Sandra, “until he got so sick that he developed Bell’s palsy.”
Bell’s palsy is a side effect of Lyme that affects the facial nerve and causes symptoms
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