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New LDA Partner: On the ice, his focus is stopping hockey pucks; off the ice, his focus is stopping Lyme disease

Nolan Schaefer, a goal tender recently acquired by the Minnesota Wild hockey franchise is partnering with the Lyme Disease Association and also the Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation to raise awareness about Lyme and funds for Lyme disease research. 

On the ice, his focus is stopping hockey pucks; off the ice, his focus is stopping Lyme disease. According to Nolan, “Americans need to become more aware of Lyme disease which has spread across this continent, bringing with it the capability to affect a victim physically and mentally. Athletes at many levels of competition have become bedridden and been forced to leave their sports, since Lyme can attack every system in the body. Recovery may be long and painful and can cost a promising career.” He knows about the effects of Lyme first hand as his wife is a Lyme disease patient. See unmasklyme.com for further details.

 

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