There is no way for us to answer that, but please realize that not all ticks carry pathogens and a tick generally needs to bite to infect you. You can minimize any risk if you do not touch or crush a tick with your fingers. If you find a tick crawling, use forceps to put it in a vial of alcohol. The knowledge that I-TICK participants help us collect helps identify areas of higher risk of tick-borne illnesses. To see how a person actually contracts a tick-borne disease click here and scroll down to “How ticks spread disease”.
The CDC provides a lot of helpful information about ticks and tickborne diseases here.