REPOST @tick.mitt 💚 Many people think ticks jump, drop or even fly! However the truth is they do something called “questing” meaning they hide out in shrubs and grass waiting for something to walk by and cling on to ☠️ this is why many times we miss ticks and get bitten, thinking we “didn’t see any around us”
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Ticks travel with Deer, birds, deer mice, moles, shrews, voles and any other animal that brushes up against them. Ticks are in your yard, at the beach, playground, golf course, soccer field, bike path, dog walk, horse stable, tree. Anywhere they want to be.
Managing your energy. 💪 "Rest is at the top of my list…" 💚
What fills your energy bucket? 🙌 Yoga, breathwork, Meditation, watching Netflix, naps
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Trista Sutter and Ryan Sutter are feeling positive about his health after being diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2021.
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Take a minute to learn about #LymeDisease with Dr. Kristopher Paolino.
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“Thank you for showing all of us the ticks. I loved the true or false game. It was neat to see if we remembered what you taught us. I have a few questions… are there a lot of tick species? Also, how long can they get? Thank you again. You are amazing!”
Student Assessments are our favorite. 🥰 Our awesome Education team is at it again showing our students in the community the dangers of ticks! #Lyme #Lymedisease #lymewarrior
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We’ve had some new followers since the beginning of 2025! Hello & Welcome! 👋👋🏽👋🏿👋🏼👋🏾 Thanks for being here!
WHAT WE DO: The Central New York Lyme and Tick-borne Disease Alliance is connecting the dots by building a collaborative of resources and stakeholders and acting as a hub of activity and information. Operating from the premise that all stakeholders have valuable contributions to make, the collaborative provides a framework for the prevention and control of tick-borne diseases by focusing on four cross-functional pillars – CLINICAL, EDUCATION, RESEARCH, ENVIRONMENT.
#lyme #lymedisease #lymesurvivor #lymediseaseawareness
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