Years ago I was caught off guard and blindsided when lupus flared. One day I was fine and the next covered with a rash, battling high fevers, and needed help walking due to joint pain. It took me three months to fully recover. It was a turning point in my life. A blessing and a curse. I could hide or face it. My struggle turned to strength. I gave myself the time and the grace needed to learn how to cope. What tried to break me led me to my passion to help others cope. I define me.
Lupus Foundation of America, Midwest
Joan Pendleton
312-459-6271
Pendleton@lupus.org
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