Yolanda Foster Says Ongoing Battle with Lyme Disease Is a 'Nightmare'

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Yolanda Foster continues to face a harsh reality as she
battles lyme disease.

The Real Housewives of
Beverly Hills
star is still searching for a cure two years after being
diagnosed with the disease. “No matter how much it hurts, you have to keep
going,” she wrote in the caption on an Instagram pic showing her with an IV in
her arm.

On social media, Foster remains resilient despite fighting this
two-year, nine-month “nightmare.” “We must find a cure,” she noted. 

In another photo, the 51-year-old former model was snapped with her
mother, adding in the caption: “Your Mommy’s arms are always true because she
would risk it all for you.” 

This past January, Foster revealed that the she was unable
to read or write due to complications with the disease. “I unfortunately have
lost the ability to do [write] in an intelligent matter at this time," she
posted in a message to Bravotv.com. 

"It feels like someone came in and confiscated my brain
and tied my hands behind my back to just watch and see life go by without me
participating in it," she added.

Foster’s search for a cure has taken her all around the
world, including Singapore and Mexico. You can watch her talk more about the
illness in the video below: