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sloaney

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My mother has lupus problems Posted: 01-18-05 08:48am


Hi there, my mum (she's 44) has lupus but she's always been a proud determind woman and carries on her day to day duties as tho she is fine. But lately I have noticed that shes probably not coping as well as I thought. I have gone through a few search engines to read up a bit more on lupus but I thought the best people to talk to are those who are suffering themselves or who have loved ones who are. Can anyone please give me any help or advice or at least point me in the right direction. Maybe recommend a book or website I can visit that will help me understand this disease and how it is affecting my mum. Thanks in advance. Sloaney

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