26 thoughts on “Sometimes, It IS Lupus

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  2. Peggy Brister

    I have systemic Lupus. It doesn’t have to be a death sentence. You can read the book The Lupus Recovery Diet. It works. Nutrition and dietary supplements can improve your health and stave off a major illness’ symptoms. I was diagnosed 9 years ago and have not had one hospitalization. If you are unsure if it is Lupus just ask your doctor to do a simple blood test called an ANA. Anti Nuclear antibodies test. If it’s positive you have Lupus.

  3. Lucretia Pruitt

    So… it is Lupus? Or I’m being hoodwinked?
    Questions I shouldn’t try to figure out on Ambien.
    Hang in there hon.

    Autoimmune stuff isn’t the end of the world. It’s just the end of the ‘what the heck is it?’ treadmill. (Well, kinda.)

    ((hug))

  4. AmazonQueen

    Stay strong..I too have em’ hoodwinked with systemic lupus and fibro…it’s not the “end” when you get the diagnosis it’s the “beginning” of taking back control of your life..Good Luck!

  5. Lee Reyes-Fournier

    Erin,
    Lupus, Fibro, Unspecified Auto-Immune Deficiency. All of these are part of the ladies in my family. We think the difference for us is being bitchy and telling Lupus and Fibro and all the pains to Suckit! Also it has helped immensely to do some hypnotherapy.
    Nothing but good vibes and positive energy your way.
    .-= Lee Reyes-Fournier´s last blog ..Parenting Your Inner and Outer Child =-.

  6. Christine Miserandino

    I am so sorry to hear of your new diagnosis, but please know that there are so many of us out there in cyberland…. that have compassion, tips advice etc. If you need anything- touch base.

  7. Casey

    I have been sick, sick, sick for the last 2 years now and I have had test after test, too. We know it’s an auto-immune disorder & have ruled out thyroid and RA, and it looks a lot like Lupus but Lupus is SO hard to diagnose. Can you tell me, how did you finally get your diagnosis? Do I need to bust into my Dr’s office at the first sign of the damn rash? Because this sucks. Constant elevated sed rates, low white blood count, achy, overall blahness. UGH.
    Thank goodness you know what’s up now, I swear the wondering is driving me insane.
    .-= Casey´s last blog ..Foot in Mouth Syndrome =-.

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