Working from home and staying indoors has definitely taken a toll on me. Don’t get me wrong-I enjoy working from home very much. However, what I’ve realized is that I’m a lot less active than ...
Whether it’s for leisure, to forget an unwanted circumstance, or to fit in, people commonly use alcohol and drugs. However, these mind-altering substances often have negative effects on one’s overall health. If people are already ...
The other day, I received an email from Leapcure, a company that aims to expand the patient voice in clinical research. This amazing company was started to redesign the way researchers think about working with ...
The ability to work from home permanently is something I’ve always wanted. Being able to avoid the hustle and bustle of commuting downtown is especially ideal for someone with an autoimmune disease. The germs and ...
I belong to several lupus groups on Facebook. In the last several weeks, I cannot even begin to count the number of people who have said that they cannot get their hydroxychloroquine because their pharmacy ...
Hey all, I just wanted to write a quick post to let you know that I’ve been featured on the Chronillicles blog! Georgina, the face behind this blog, gave me the opportunity to write a ...
What a delight it was to check my twitter account the other day and to have received a tweet from Healthline.com stating that my blog had been voted as one of the best lupus blogs ...
When I saw my transplant nephrologist on Monday, he agreed that now was the right time to begin operation prednisone taper (and ultimately discontinue). I’ve been on prednisone in varying amounts since I was first ...
Ok, I know, I’ve (again) been slightly MIA these past few weeks- but I definitely had to hop on today to talk about a great book that’s coming out soon. It’s called Fabulupus! What’s better ...