Lyme disease is called “The Great Imitator,” because its symptoms mimic many other diseases. It can affect any organ of the body, including the brain and nervous system, muscles and joints, and the heart.
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Markis McDuffie is on the preseason All-MVC team.
2018 – @GoShockersTFXC wins the AAC women’s cross country title with Winny Koskei taking first place and Rebekah Topham third. Koskei runs the 6-kilometer course in a time of 21:51.96. Topham finishes with a time of 22:16.50.
2015 – Freshman Rebekah Topham wins the JK Gold Classic with a time of 14 minutes, 13.9 seconds in the 4-kilometer race at RAFT Golf Course. @GoShockersTFXC wins the men’s and women’s dual over Kansas State and Oral Roberts.
Griswold's Rebekah Topham is a member of the IGHSAU Hall of Fame Class. She'll be recognized at the state meet on Saturday along with Abbey Meyer (Cascade) and Jasmine Staebler (Clayton Ridge)
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Wichita State goes back to back taking The American Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championship!
Back to back titles means surprise ice bath for coach!
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Not me crying while I’m in Whole Foods and the lady checking me out gave me a hug and asked if there was anything she could do 🥺🥺 We need more people like her in the world ❤️
It’s actually so sad how long it takes people to get diagnosed with Lyme. Took me 10 years, 15+ doctors, and hundreds of doctor appointments until somebody even THOUGHT of testing me and then of course it came back positive.
"Hundreds of thousands of kids are misdiagnosed with behavior issues, autism, chronic fatigue, or are just told they are making it up for attention.
"I was and am one of those kids. It would take 18 months and 51 doctors before I had a positive Lyme test." https://t.co/a6HeS05Uzu