Do You Know the Facts About Lyme Disease? Jill Wichner, Lyme Disease Champion, Shares Her Experience and How it Inspired Her to Become a Copy Writer

<p>Sometimes, using illness to launch an opportunity makes the illness worthwhile.  No one knows this better than Jill Wichner who suffered from Lyme Disease, lost her job and started over by following her passion.</p> <h3>About Jill Wichner</h3> <p>Jill Wichner is a copywriter and content marketing strategist whose happy place is showcasing your unique voice and message through strategic storytelling and personality-packed content.  She specializes in helping creative entrepreneurs and small business owners grow more engaged and connected audiences through impactful, high-converting copy that beautifully captures your voice, captivates your audience and is optimized to get results that will help grow and market your business.</p> <p>Jill lives in beautiful, Bucks County, PA.</p> <p>She loves dogs, patient advocacy, Marvel movies and curling up with a great book.</p> <h3>The First Phase</h3> <p>She began her career in corporate, for a large pharmaceutical company.</p> <p>Then, the unthinkable happened.  She became ill.  After several months of trying to figure out what was going on with her health, she found out she had Lyme Disease, with two additional tick born infections.</p> <h3>The Journey With Lyme Disease</h3> <p>She went through many months of treatment and hospitalizations before she went into remission.</p> <p>Jill is now on the board of the PA Lyme Resource Network, PALyme.org, a non-profit, where she is an advocate for patient care and prevention of the disease.</p> <p>There are Lyme literate medical doctors that specialize in Lyme Disease diagnosis and treatment.  If you suspect Lyme Disease, seek out a Lyme literate medical doctor.</p> <p>Only about half of people with Lyme Disease present with the bull’s eye rash.  If you have had a tick bite and develop flu like symptoms, go the doctor and ask to be tested immediately.</p> <p>If a patient gets a diagnosis and treatment early, they can be treated and avoid the horrific experience that Jill went through.</p> <h3>Preventing Lyme Disease</h3> <p>If yo