Bitten
In the summer of 1985, Jennifer and her brother were given days to live in a Florida hospital. The doctors had run out of answers. Her grandmother hadn't — because she had read something in a magazine and refused to brush it off.
Part memoir, part public health warning, Bitten weaves Jennifer's survival story through everything you need to know about the growing tick crisis — from Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever to Alpha-Gal Syndrome, anaplasmosis, and a Congressional investigation into whether the government weaponized ticks.
Emergency room visits for tick bites are at a nine-year high. The first documented death from a tick-caused meat allergy happened in November 2025. The ticks are not going away. This book tells you what to do about it.
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Low Testosterone: The Pituitary Connection
Jennifer had to fight just to get her husband tested. Then, when his testosterone came back at a level of 3, she advocated and got him in front of the right people when the system was failing her. It took two years before they found his pituitary tumor. It was the size of a grape, just as she'd suspected all along. He had brain surgery. He is alive. This is the book she couldn't find when she needed it.
