Bitten by the Bug – Lyme Borreliosis in Australia

A self-published title

Written by: Arthur C. Johnson, retired Vet and Government-trained tick-borne disease Researcher

PAPERBACK 64 pages

Autobiography / Dealing with Grief / Lyme Borreliosis

RRP: $16.95

ISBN: 978-0-9941581-5-4

Dimensions: 200mm x 130mm

$16.95 (AUD)

Australia has a shameful secret … and it’s caused by a single bite from a tick. For years, patients have been told that the debilitating symptoms they were showing was due to anything but LYME DISEASE, being that Lyme disease is not known to exist in Australia. And while this may be true, what they are not being told is that there is a disease in Australia with symptoms just as devastating and just as real; a disease that, to all intents and purposes mirrors the symptoms of Lyme disease, in all its deadly glory. Read the self-published story of Arthur C. Johnson, a retired vet and government trained tick-born disease researcher and decide for yourself: Does Australia have a Ticking Time Bomb waiting to go off? This is a must have resource for anyone suffering from, or anyone who knows someone suffering from, symptoms similar to those offered by LYME DISEASE. This is a book that could make the world of difference to your chance of a full recovery and living a normal life.

Author Bio

Arthur C. Johnson
Arthur studied veterinary medicine at the University of Sydney and met Barbara (pictured), the wonderful woman who would later become his wife. They met in 1960 at the university farm near Camden when Arthur was in his final year doing practical work for his degree and Barbara was in the second year of her veterinary course. For Arthur, it was love at first sight.

After graduating, he was employed by the NSW Department of Agriculture, and was sent to Lismore to set up a research project for the Commonwealth, the purpose of which was to find out why outbreaks of tick-borne cattle diseases occurred in the far north of the state.

Arthur had been selected for the project because of his undergraduate interest in parasitology and for gaining a rare high distinction and prize for it in his fourth year.

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