Help my family does not understand Lyme... Need info to share with family

Help guys, I am new and so glad I have somewhere to turn.
Thanks for the advice on e cigarettes. Sounds yummy and also gonna give myself a break too. Maybe I can do both!

However today I have a big problem I know many of you face.
My family thinks I am a addict and say they know a cousin that had it...
... Yes We are from Texas, my family is not well read... I was adopted!
For REAL. Anyway this COUSIN never took no pain meds.. Just anteeebiotics and just went away!!!
Wow imagine that!!! I suppose you can see how frustrated I am.
They do not want to help me unless I go to rehab!!!
I take 2 40mg oxy and 1-2 hydros for breakthrough pain
Lexapro 30mg and starting today Wellbutrin, any advice about Wellbutrin as well. As I have post before I do not want to be on these meds but until I rid my body of toxins and inflammation I have pain. I have 2 children which my husband is trying to take custody of also using that as a weapon, but Judge did not buy! Trying to get back to my career that I lost 2 years ago and helping my son with ADHD. I have noticed this week since I let go of some of my worries and stress and layed down I am in less pain.

Is there any website or articles about Lyme and the need for meds?
I already explained that this women was probably had stage 1
I am Chronic. Help! I would rather spend my energy looking for my new protocol!

Watch the movie "Under Our Skin" about Lyme disease. You can find it to watch for free on a couple of places online. Just Google "Under Our Skin"

Check out this site:www.lymespouse.org/‎ Originally created for the spouse of someone with Lyme, they decided to make it more for anyone who has a loved one with these diseases. I checked it out when they first appeared and thought that they had good info for those who aren't living with Lyme, but living with someone who has Lyme.

And time. With time, they will see changes as you heal, and you can tell them it's because you were/are in treatment for your tick-borne infections. It's amazing how many family members change their attitudes when the progress is staring at them as improvements in their loved one.

Best of luck!