Connecting the dots between Lyme (and other pathogens), inflammation and Craniocervical Instability
About us
We’re passionate about helping provide educational and recovery resources for patients with complex chronic conditions, who otherwise don’t receive much attention.
CCI Petition for Ontario
Issues surrounding lack of treatment for complex spinal care continue to persist, despite previous petitions and scientific merit. This petition is focused on creating a process whereby patients impacted by these biomechanical issues, including Craniocervical Instability, are provided with healthcare. This includes diagnostic imaging to support measurement of patient data, Canadian guidelines for treatment, and spinal fusion when necessary. This should be applicable to all patient groups, including Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, physical & sports trauma, ME/CFS & Long Covid, Chronic Lyme, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Ankylosing Spondylitis, congenital, etc.
We are initiating this petition in Ontario in August 2025, and it will be read to the Legislative Assembly in November 2025.
Option 1 (PREFERRED CHOICE): Sign, print, and mail the form as instructed
This must be printed on legal size paper. If you cannot print documents in legal size, we will send one to you. Please email craniocervicalcanada@gmail.com.
Option 2: Sign the e-petition in support of the request
We are NOT collecting donations at this time. The donation request on the change.org petition is for their own operating costs. We do not generate any revenue from this campaign.
Lyme disease
Garnering more attention in the last decade, Lyme is a condition requiring complex treatment. However, Canadians continue to experience difficulty finding appropriate treatment by local clinicians.
Craniocervical instability
& Other Biomechanical Issues
For some patients, this may be triggered by a traumatic physical event, like a car accident or physical injury however, for many patients no injury ever occurred. Learn about this critical health issue which has been underestimated.
Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
Chronic inflammation, MCAS, and more.
Medical disclaimer
This website is strictly for informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice nor medical opinion. This website constitutes the lay opinions of the authors. By use and by reading of the contents herein, the reader waives any and all claims against the author of this website. All persons reading and viewing this website acknowledge the need to secure their own medical advice. The information and effectiveness of the lay opinion of this website does not constitute medical opinion for each reader.
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