The Lyme Disease Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Inc. (LDASEPA) website is full of information about Lyme Disease. You can find their very informative booklet Lyme Disease and associated tick-borne diseases: The Basics” 5th Edition 2007 by Douglas W. Fearn for downloading.

The Lyme Disease Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Inc. places the following “Restrictions: This book may only be reprinted in its entirety. Sections of it cannot be copied or used. LDASEPA wants the information in this booklet to reach anyone who is concerned about Lyme and other tick-borne diseases. Single copies may be duplicated for this purpose with no additions or omissions. Multiple copies are available at cost from LDASEPA.”

Please keep vigilant in avoiding Deer Ticks and Lyme Disease. I know that it is getting colder, and the ticks less problematic than the months of June, July and August, but I’ve found them year round. Even in the dead of winter, all it takes is a little warm-up and they appear. Familiarize yourself with these ticks, the symptoms of Lyme Disease and preventative measures. [In most literature about Lyme Disease, particularly that which is published by the Government, it is usually recommended to avoid areas prone to ticks - This is not an option for Land Surveyors, or others who work in or enjoy the outdoors, so keep informed and protect yourself].

Also check out the following links for more information about Lyme Disease:



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