Former ’80s chart-topper Debbie Gibson is winning her battle against Lyme disease, The National ENQUIRER has learned.
“There’s definitely light at the end of the tunnel!” declared Debbie, known for such hits as “Electric Youth” and “In My Dreams.”
The singer, 44, has regained her health and stopped the med she had been taking.
“My strength has really come back,” she said.
“I went to yoga for the first time a month ago. I’m someone who has spent my life dancing and working out, and I wasn’t able to do it with this disease.”
As The ENQUIRER reported in May, Debbie became positively skeletal due to Lyme disease. But she kept her medical crisis secret until being cruelly taunted on the Internet.
The illness, which is caused by a bacteria transmitted from infected ticks, even caused Debbie to have bizarre reactions to food. The illness, which is caused by a bacteria transmitted from infected ticks, even caused Debbie to have bizarre reactions to food. Now, she’s regained her health, and Debbie says she owes it all to chiropractic kinesiologist Dr. Darrick Sahara at the Sahara Clinic in Pasadena, Calif. The illness, which is caused by a bacteria transmitted from infected ticks, even caused Debbie to have bizarre reactions to food.
Now, she’s regained her health, and Debbie says she owes it all to chiropractic kinesiologist Dr. Darrick Sahara at the Sahara Clinic in Pasadena, Calif. A close source revealed: “Debbie’s like a different person. It’s remarkable. And it’s only been a few months since her turnaround!”
