This is one of those few moments, where you don’t even know where to start! Matt and Rich have put so much time, effort, and thought into each and every episode of the Tick Boot Camp podcast. Every single episode is incredibly valuable as a patient and I am so thankful that day. Take the time to create this resource for patients like me! I always appreciate the vast variety of experts, doctors, and patient stories that they share, and not only provides educational information, but helps patients to feel not so alone in this journey.

This podcast is a treasure trove of excellent info about Lyme/Lyme syndrome for all those who have to piece things together themselves all too often.

Thank you Matt for the discussion on parasites. Social media has made it concerning that people don’t understand there is a greater root cause than parasites after a year. Cavitations etc. Dr Jess said it well.

Great information but pleasssse! Please please please edit these down! NO ONE with Lyme has 2.5 hours (even an hour is a stretch) to devote to one podcast. These are so long it’s a barrier to accessing the information. We don’t need to hear the intricate details of someone’s childhood, childhood pets, childhood sports etc. Please! I’m begging! Get to the meat of the content and cut the fat.

This podcast is absolutely amazing! It allows people to share their stories and inspire others to heal and take charge of their Lyme journey. Lyme is unique to everyone and this podcast provides a valuable learning experience to all viewers regardless of their diagnoses or symptoms. Matt and Rich ask the right questions and develop a meaningful connection with those they interview by listening closely and providing positive affirmations. I recommend this podcast to anyone challenged by Lyme or to anyone who simply wants to heal.

Absolutely thrilled that I found this podcast. Chronic Lyme and how to deal with it is not something that most medical professionals know about. This podcast is a fantastic resource that can help people suffering with chronic Lyme identify their symptoms and possible next steps. Lyme is different for everyone, so hearing stories from others is essential. The hosts are also well spoken and great interviewers.

Rich and Matt are excellent interviewers and have a wide range of guests. Their questions are very thorough and include how the interviewee got Lyme, how it affected them not only physically but also mentally and socially, and also what they did to heal. I look forward to every episode from Rich and Matt.

So nice to learn and hear from people that understand what I’m going through. It makes me not feel so alone hearing stories I relate to.

Cool podcast. I enjoy hearing the stories and hero’s journeys of all my fellow Lyme Warriors. Thank you Richard and Matt.

Edited to add final comment. Trust me when I tell you that I’ve consumed about everything available re: Lyme disease and co infections. Everything. I’ve listened to ( thousands?) of related podcasts but your interview style is by far the best. Everybody else can’t resist adding personal anecdotes and speaking more than they listen. Especially interviewers adore speaking about themselves... By contrast, you are an excellent communicator and do not go off track with original goal. Plus, you have an intuitive ability to ask the question we listeners would ask if we were there. My teenager ( not invested in Lyme dx at all) commented that you get to the point better than anybody he’s heard me listening to. I don’t sense that you have a political agenda ( traditional vs homeopathic med) rather you respect that everybody is different and if it’s works for you, then it works for you! My husband is a physician and respects my combined approach. TBH, pre iv infusions I was on deaths door. Now my immune system is “ picking up the charge” so less med is needed. This may be the first review I’ve left. I want to encourage you to keep doing you. I learn things from your podcasts where as with many others , I do not. Especially enjoy how you connect with guests on social/emotional level. May I add that perhaps the podcast ( name) font should be larger and perhaps more bold and colorful? The smallish logo contributed to this podcast not being on my radar, soon enough. Just my two cents.

It’s so easy to feel alone and like a complete outcast in this Lyme journey. I fell into a dark place 2.5yrs after going through intense Lyme treatment with symptoms that still persist. It’s podcasts like this that have the ability to pull you out of the darkness. To hear the stories of incredible souls is beyond inspiring. To everyone and the hosts- I cannot thank you enough. You’ve given hope and I’ve experienced many ah-ha moments while listening. Your tenacity, determination and desire to heal and keep going are the reason why I’m able to get out of bed everyday with a new perspective. Thank you for that.

Lyme is a misunderstood and lonely disease that isolates you physically, mentally, and socially. Each podcasts is like finding a friend that knows and understands - making the fight a little bit easier. You are not alone (nor crazy!).

Love this podcast! They do so well capturing the heart of the story of Lyme and the people it effects! This is a must listen for sufferers, loved ones, and anyone wanting to prevent this disease!

As a fellow Lymie and friend of Jolynn’s I was so excited and proud to hear her very thorough, thoughtful, and truthful testimony. What a journey she and her family have been on! I caught myself shaking my head in agreement many, many times during the podcast. No one understands the disease unless they’ve had it, and her personal story will help many come to grips with their Lyme situation. Thank you for allowing her to share, and thanks Jolynn for your excellent presentation.

Truly an amazing story and so inspirational for anyone going through this. You are so strong, people everywhere should look up to you and use you as a role model. Everything you are doing to help others is unreal.

Thank you for the truly enlightening interview with Randi Goodman. Her journey with lymes disease is both heartbreaking and courageous. Her knowledge and passion to share what she knows is incredible.

There is nothing else like this podcast on iTunes or anywhere else!