People assume that medicine has answers. I have chronic neurological problems that can't be put into a neat little box. Neurology certainly doesn't have answers and when they think they do, there's no cure anyway except pills that are often worse than the disease. The only thing that I've ever had wrong with me, previous to my current woes, is Lyme Disease. It preceded all of my symptoms. I was sick on and off for years after treatment until I found a doctor that treated me for chronic Lyme. That was many years ago and he helped many people. His reward was that they took his license away because the medical community at large does not believe in chronic Lyme.
Medical science has never had all the answers. It takes pioneers to go where others dare not go to get medical breakthroughs. That and alot of funding.

I don't have Lyme disease but I do have a chronic illness. It is undiagnosed and largely they treat symptoms. I'm told "it might just be your new normal". However, that's not the fault of science, but the ego of man. As a scientist, I continue to experiment, ask questions and confer with others. Science doesn't have all the answers, is occasionally completely wrong and is only as perfect as the humans perpetrators. However, as it had no god, it's not writ in stone. If your hypothesis is that your illness causes something contrary to science, I implore you to continue using science to prove it. Medical science particularly has a reputation for clinging to antiquated ideas that are changed by one determined, intelligent human. You can be that hero. Don't give up, read everything, contact every doctor who might have an answer, compile evidence and do things to make yourself better. Someday they will see the I light.

I have been fight with lyme since sept 30 2008. It has turned my life upside down.

I've got friends with Lyme, I swear, it can mimic the symptoms of almost anything.

Curious as to why someone would dispute the validity of the disease?