I need help deciding...

Over the past three weeks I've become certain that I have Lyme Disease.

Refresher: I found a tick on my hip in 2010. I developed a bullseye rash. 100%. It lasted at least two weeks. I cannot recall if I had flulike symptoms after that. I was Lyme illiterate and just brushed it off.

My body has gone haywire since then. I literally cannot stop sweating. My most recent symptom has me panicked a bit. My index finger twitches uncontrollably, at all times.

The problem is, I've only found one LLMD in my area. I cannot be seen for two months, and I cannot afford the visit. I live near Cleveland, OH. I have found an immunologist at Cleveland Clinic that claims to treat Lyme. Should I risk not being taken seriously and schedule an appointment? Cleveland Clinic is world renowned.

Also, my husband thinks I've lost my mind. He called me a hypochondriac. I pulled out the tick with his help. He witnessed the rash. He said he will not believe me, or be compassionate, until I have a diagnosis. What can I do make him understand? He won't watch YouTube videos or read articles. He suffers from severe Graves' disease.

I need help!

i also had a bulls-eye rash in 2010, took a picture, but thought it was a spider bite. In the fall of 2013 had western blot test with bands 23 and 41 positive. Although I had many/most symptoms on the lyme/co's list my husband wouldn't believe anything was wrong with me. He said it was all in my head which it was, since most of my symptoms were neurological. He thought since my WB test wasn't CDC positive I couldn't have lyme (band 23 is specific to lyme). It wasn't until I took him to my LLND appt. and she explained the disease and how advanced my case was that he kind of got it. I think it is part of the grieving process with some people. I was always the strong, healthy one who took care of everything and now he has to sometimes. I know he's scared and goes in and out of denial, as I do.
Hang in there and do what you need to do to heal!

Update: My sister in law is a phlebotomist and so she knows what doctors are apt to do the correct testing. She gave me the name of someone right across the street from work!