Susan Williams

Susan Williams earned her Bachelor’s of Science degree in Community Health Education from Brigham Young University. She gained several years of editing experience working for a small publishing company and as a medical transcriptionist. Susan became interested in Lyme disease after she and members of her family contracted the illness and encountered incredible difficulties getting proper diagnosis and treatment.

She currently serves as Vice President of the Texas Lyme Disease Association (http://www.txlda.org) and as Developmental Director of The National Lyme Disease Memorial Park Project (http://www.lymememorial.org), a living memorial for associated tick-borne fatalities.

Susan's interests include cooking, reading, geocaching, mineral collecting, volunteer work, home improvement projects, and spending time with her family. She lives in Kyle, Texas, with her husband and four children.

Articles by Susan Williams:

Geocaching or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Outdoors Again

A Shot at Better Health - Two New Vaccines Now Available To The Public

Autism

Benzene... Drink To Your Health!

Breast Cancer Awareness

But You Don’t LOOK Sick... 10 Commandments For Interacting With The Chronically Ill

Health News Around the Nation

Memorial Park Project To Honor Victims of Tick-Borne Illnesses

News Briefs For April 2008 Edition

News Briefs Around the Nation May 2008,

Researchers Find That Blood Levels of Mercury Are Related To Autism

Troubling Practices of the FDA - Part 1

Review Panel Releases Report Card on FDA Practices - Part 2

Seven Decades Elapsed Between Infection and Diagnosis: Harriet Bishop’s Story

World Renowned Lyme Disease Doctor Dr. Joseph Burrascano, Jr. Retires