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I believe that whatever we are challenged by in our
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Lupus Organizations
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Michigan
Lupus Foundation Description: Support,
fundraiser and membership information, and services
for patients and friends in Michigan. |
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Lupus
Foundation of Southern California
Description: Assist and support community
through programs, support services, and funding
research. Offers directory of sites, events
calendar, support group meetings, and informational
pamphlets. |
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Bay
Area Lupus Foundation Description:
Provides programs, assistance and public awareness
for those afflicted, and supports research for the
cure and treatment. Located in San Jose, CA |
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Lupus
Awareness Arizona Description: To help
those afflicted through community education and
support, as well as through supporting research. |
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Lupus
Foundation of Greater Washington Description:
Provides current information, educational programs,
and outreach services to improve the quality of
lives of patients, as well as supporting research. |
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Skin
Lupus Center of New York Description:
Diagnosis and treatment of skin-related disease,
including Discoid, Tumid, and Subacute Cutaneous.
Includes directory and a forum maintained by Dr.
Andrew G. Franks. |
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Lupus
Foundation of America Description:
Resources, advocacy center, directory of local
chapters, and calendar of upcoming events. |
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Lupus
Foundation of New Hampshire Description:
Support, resources and education for those afflicted
in New Hampshire. |
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S.L.E.
Foundation, The Description: Learn more
about symptoms and treatment, current programs and
events for patients and caregivers, ongoing research
efforts, and support services. |
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Maryland
Lupus Foundation Description: Committed
to patients and their families, to increasing
awareness and educating the general public and
health professionals, and to funding clinical and
basic scientific research. |
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Lupus
Foundation of Western New York Description:
Information and the services offered by the Western
New York Chapter of the Lupus Foundation of America. |
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Lupus
Foundation of America - Northern California
Description: Sacramento chapter educating
patients, promoting awareness and support, and
resources for advocacy. |
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St
Thomas' Lupus Trust Description: Offers
information about the organization as well as the
disease. Includes FAQs, the clinics, research,
publications and journals, how you can help and
contact details. |
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Victorian
Lupus Association (Australia) Description:
Provides resources including; tests and interpreting
results, support services, and updates on research
developments and discoveries. |
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Oklahoma
Lupus Association Description: A
non-profit organization dedicated to finding the
cause and cure for lupus, and serving people with
lupus, their families, and friends with information
on lupus, events, projects, support groups links and
contacts. |
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Korean
Lupus Support Group Description:
Information and support available to patients in
Korea. |
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Lupus
Canada Description: A primary source of
information about Lupus including current research
with information on the organization, membership,
the immune system and extensive links. |
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The
Lupus Foundation of Ontario Description:
Information on symptoms, interactions with foods
treatments, news letters and contacts. |
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Northwest
Florida Lupus Foundation Description:
Disease information, physician referral list,
support group meetings and special events. |
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Lupus
Foundation of Pennsylvania Description:
Funds research, promotes awareness and provides
support services for patients. Advocacy information
and local events calendar. |
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Lupus
Foundation of Minnesota Description:
Dedicated to support and education of patients,
their friends, family, and the public, and support
research to improve the diagnosis and treatment and
find a cure. |
Hawaii Lupus Foundation Description:
1200 College Walk, Suite 114 * Honolulu
Call (808) 538.1522 for more information. |
Lupus International (www.lupusinternational.com)
The primary function of Lupus
International is to eradicate lupus by supporting lupus
research, alleviating suffering for lupus patients
through patient services and effecting early detection
of undiagnosed cases through awareness promotion.
Lupus Canada (www.lupuscanada.org)
Information about Lupus Canada, its
Member Organizations, and lupus.
Lupus
Society of Alberta (www.lupus.ab.ca)
A member of the Lupus Canada
organization serving Alberta Canada. This site has a
flash and text version of an animated explanation of
lupus.
The Lupus
Foundation of Ontario (www.vaxxine.com/lupus)
A member of the Lupus Canada
organization serving Ontario Canada.
European Lupus Erythematosus Federation
(www.elef.rheumanet.org)
Established in 1989 the Federation
includes the following countries: Belgium, Finland,
France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
LUPUS UK (www.lupusuk.com)
LUPUS UK is a national charity
founded by lupus sufferers to assist those who have
lupus and those who support them. Office in Romford,
Essex.
North East Lupus Group (www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/lupus)
This site provides details of its
activities in north eastern England as well general
information on lupus, the charity LUPUS UK, and its
various publications and factsheets. A local chapter of
the LUPUS UK organization.
West Midlands LUPUS UK (www.westmidlandslupus.co.uk)
Lupus information and support for
those living in the West Midlands area of the UK. A
local chapter of the LUPUS UK organization.
Lupus Help (http://webrheum.bham.ac.uk/lupus/intro.html)
An information source primarily for
the patients visiting our clinic, (The University of
Birmingham, England Department of Rheumatology) and for
those throughout the UK.
St.
Thomas' Lupus Trust Charity (www.lupus.org.uk)
This charity funds lupus research at
St Thomas' Hospital in London.
Victorian Lupus Association (www.lupusvic.org.au)
Provides information about The
Victorian Lupus Association in Melbourne, Australia.
Lupus
Association of New South Wales (www.lupusnsw.org.au)
Lupus information and support for
those in New South Wales, Australia.
Lupus
Association of Tasmania (www.hotkey.net.au/~lupustas)
Promoting and supporting research
designed to discover the cause of, and a cure for, lupus
and related auto-immune diseases. Located in Launceston,
Tasmania, Australia.
Lupus
Association Singapore
(home1.pacific.net.sg/~lupusas)
Includes English and Chinese
versions, this site supports those with lupus. Office
located in Balestier Estate, Singapore.
Korean
Lupus Support Group (KLSG)
(http://members.tripod.com/%7EKoreanLupus/)
Lupus information and support from
Seoul, Korea.
Lupus on RemedyFind (www.remedyfind.com/hc-lupus.asp)
RemedyFind is a free, unbiased site
(not sponsored by drug companies etc.) where individuals
can rate the effectiveness of the Lupus treatments they
have tried.
We
Have Lupus (www.wehavelupus.com)
Lupus support group, with a free
message board.
Joanne's Lupus Page (www.uklupus.co.uk)
Contains information about lupus,
medications, tests, symptoms, and also has a message
board and a chat room.
The Butterfly and The Wolf
(http://denim.bbboy.net/thebutterflyandthewolflupusforums)
A friendly and informative site
dedicated to the support and education for those
suffering from Lupus and/or Fibromyalgia and their
families/friends. Come see who we are...read, share,
look around, join. Many forums with lots of info and
including forums for relaxation and fun, family support
center, other site links and more.
Menopause and Black Cohosh Center
(www.menopause-black-cohosh.org)
Contains information on menopause and
black cohosh you won't find anywhere else. Also, find
valuable information on hormone replacement therapy and
the latest menopause research.
Diabetes Directory (www.allofdiabetes.com)
Your one-stop destination having
anything to do with diabetes. This Diabetes Directory is
designed to help its users find the diabetes
information, source, companies, products and services.
Lupus
JIE
(www.lupusjie.com)
This lupus site has the most
extensive lupus directory. Along with many articles on
the disease.
Arthritis and Glucosamine Information Center
(www.glucosamine-arthritis.org)
The Arthritis & Glucosamine
Information Center contains quality information on
arthritis and glucosamine, the latest glucosamine
research, details on arthritis medications and
treatments, and tips for effectively managing your pain.
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal
and Skin Diseases (www.niams.nih.gov)
General information on lupus as well
as a many other diseases.
Lupus Patients Understanding & Support
(www.lupus-support.org.uk)
Award winning site with plenty of
lupus information.
Lupus Clinical Overview (www.cerebel.com/lupus)
Clinical look at lupus from a
Rheumatologist who specializes in the disease.
Lupus Around The World (www.mtio.com/lupus)
Definitive Lupus information and
support. Message board and chat room.
Suite 101.com - Topic Lupus
(www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/lupus)Suite
101.com is the online writing and publishing community.
This lupus site has up to date articles and a bulletin
board.
Lupus Resource Center - HealingWell.com
(www.healingwell.com/lupus/)
Community and information resource
site to medical news, informative articles, patient
stories, community message boards and chat rooms, books,
free email, free web pages, newsletters, links to
related web sites.
Stories of Lupus (www.storiesoflupus.com)
A series of personal stories about
people living with one of this country's most
misunderstood diseases, lupus.
The Lupus Den (www.lupusden.com)
Information and recent articles on
lupus as well as a forum to help others.
Arthritis Insight (www.arthritisinsight.com)
Easy to read factual information with
lots of support from those with another autoimmune
disease, arthritis. Includes tips for better living, the
latest news and more.
Lupus:
Alternative Therapies That Work (www.abouthealinglupus.com)
This site gives a short description
of the book Alternative Therapies That Work. In it
Sharon Moore shares effective natural healing techniques
with other lupus sufferers.
Missouri Arthritis
Rehabilitation Research and Training Center
(www.marrtc.org/)
Contains featured articles, news and
research on lupus.
Learn Online Course - Living with Lupus - Expert
Instruction (http://home.universalclass.com/i/crn/4223.htm)
This online course, Living with
Lupus, is designed to help anyone learn to cope with
daily living, seek out the best medical advice and work
through the anger and grief that come with having lupus.
Course fee is $15.00.
Lupus
curing program, How To Cure Lupus?
(www.curezone.com/diseases/lupus)
CureZone.com is educational
not-for-profit web site. This site explains how you can
be healthy again through diet, body cleansing and
physical activity.
Tips
of All Sorts (www.tipsofallsorts.com/lupus.html)
Books, articles and informative links
on lupus.
The Lupus
Chronicle(http://hometown.aol.com/pubpanda)
Lupus stories from people who live
with the disease.
Fibromyalgia Friends &
Family (http://fms-forum.com/)
Forum for exchanging information on
Lupus, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, Arthritis,
Multiple Sclerosis, and more.
Brooke's Page (www.brookebowen.com/)
Brooke's personal lupus story that
will give you an idea of how severe this disease can be.
Brooke has seen almost every lupus symptom you could
have.
Monica's Lupus
(www.monicaslupus.co.uk)
Dedicated to Monica, who has suffered
with Lupus for 30 years. Also includes hints and tips
for people who may be embarking on the Lupus journey.
Follow My Lupus
(http://followmylupus.com)
Brett's personal lupus story. He
provides accurate information on medication for lupus
and his lab results.
Living With Lupus
(www.cookiebytes.8k.com/LivingWithLupus.html)
A site designed for people living
with Lupus or other autoimmune diseases, and their
family and friends, to find helpful links, information,
support and hope.
Jaynee's Art and Lupus (http://painterjayne.tripod.com/personalpageaboutmylupus.html)
Jaynee's health problems started back
in 1973 and getting a proper diagnosis was hard.
Cyndee Miller's Lupus Home Page (www.public.asu.edu/~cyndee74/index.html)
Cyndee was diagnosed with lupus in
1966. Her site details her life from diagnosis to
present day and is dedicated to lupus awareness.
For Life -
Stories of Lupus (www.morestoriesoflupus.com)
Learn about the six people who were
featured on the award-winning documentary "Stories of
Lupus".
Jennifer's Lupus Links
(www.2access.net/users/leed/lupus)
Lists sites dealing with lupus.
Angelic Angie's Lupus Site (www.angelicangie.com/survivor.htm)
Angela's site provides comfort to
those who have lupus.
Lupus:
Support and Survival (www.itzarion.com/lupusgroup.html)
Brenda's site provides much
information on lupus as well as her own personal story.
KC's
Lupus Pages (www.ghg.net/schwerpt/mypage.htm)
Also known as "Kitty Cat", Karen
explains her personal lupus story as well as extensive
lupus information links and a guest book.
Lupus: My Story and My Links
(http://members.tripod.com/~lupus_story/index.html)
Kathie's personal lupus story and her
list of lupus related links.
Surviving
The Wolf (www.geocities.com/lynmom59/)
Includes a guestbook, stories,
prayers and poems about living with lupus.
Annette
Leach and Shawna Gilbreath Memorial Web Page
(www.geocities.com/lupus_page)
I personally found this site a most
touching site dealing with death caused by lupus.
Sandy's Lupus (http://members.tripod.com/~RoseLuvLady/index.html)
Sandy's personal lupus story and lots
of good lupus links.
The
Lupie Bin (http://members.aol.com/lupiebin/index.htm)
This site has chat rooms, message
boards, a guest book and lots of lupus information. Also
has information on herbal supplements that need to be
avoided by those with lupus and other autoimmune
diseases.
Missed
Abilities (www.missedabilities.com)
The newest site on lupus. Mary
explains her lupus experiences and gives others with the
disease a chance to add their story.
Natural Supplements I personally use for
Treating my Lupus Symptoms
Modified Citrus Pectin Powder - Citrus pectin is
a plant fiber found in the white part of the rind of
citrus fruits. Modified citrus pectin
(MCP) has been shown to inhibit cancer cell metastasis,
lower cholesterol, and remove toxic metals from the
body.
Olive Leaf Extract -
The extract of the leaf of the olive tree.
Supports your body against cellular toxins and bacteria.
Its natural protective power cleanses your body
of dangerous bacteria while detoxifying cellular toxins.
Olive Leaf Extract also contains important anti-oxidants
and the same blood pressure-lowering ingredients found
in olive oil.
Ease Joint Pain -
Glucosamine is an amino
sugar produced from the shells of chitin (shellfish) and
is a key component of cartilage. Glucosamine works to
stimulate joint function and repair.
Rebuilds strong, healthy joint cartilage .Improve joint
flexibility. Chondrocytes to clean away old
proteoglycans and collagen plus produce new ones.
When any one of these elements is missing,
cartilage can deteriorate.
Immunoguard + Zinc Lozenges
- Guard against disease-including
colds and flu-by attacking invading pathogens. Regulates
the amount of iron in your bloodstream-and helps starve
harmful viruses. This one-of-a-kind formula -
extracted from the highest quality sources - contains
lactoferrin and colostrum, the natural immune-boosting
nutrients found in mother's milk.
The Life Extension Foundation Disease Prevention
And Treatment Book
Disease Prevention and Treatment book that makes
specific
recommendations about combining mainstream therapies
with diet, nutrients, hormones and
unique
medications to provide patients with their best
chance of preventing or gaining control over serious
medical disorders. The fourth edition of
Disease
Prevention and Treatment provides over 1,500 pages
of concise information about therapies that are
documented in the scientific literature, but are not
routinely incorporated into clinical medical practice.
Many of the
recommendations
in this latest edition of Disease Prevention and
Treatment provide
"inside"
information about what innovative physicians are
doing to prevent and treat the degenerative diseases of
aging.
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