Winter is a perilous time if you have a compromised immune system, but you can’t stay alone inside for four months. You…
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Scleroderma Stories: Paul’s Lung Transplant
In this moving video from Tom Seawell, Paul Cetani tells the story of how he was diagnosed with idiopathic…
Learn the Camouflage Makeup Technique
Many women with scleroderma may feel self-conscious about changes to their skin, particularly on their faces. They’ll often apply makeup…
Farah Khaleck was just 17 when she first started experiencing the symptoms of the autoimmune disease scleroderma. In…
Town Rallies Round Police Chief With Scleroderma
According to WCPO Cincinnati, a town is rallying around its chief of police and raising funds to cover his medical…
https://vimeo.com/179459256 In this video from The MFA Companies, the CEO of the Scleroderma Foundation, Robert Riggs, talks a little…
Scleroderma Journeys: Bailey Schwartz
Living with scleroderma is tough, both physically and mentally. Diagnosed with systemic scleroderma at six years old, Bailey Schwartz shares what…
Frequent Cough Could Affect Severity of GERD and ILD
Many scleroderma patients suffer from a chronic cough, particularly if they suffer from interstitial lung diseases such as pulmonary fibrosis, but…
Therapy Cats Shown to Provide Health Benefits
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpKPLRTch44 In this video from mattandandyshowreel, Tasha Ault introduces us to her two cats Makai and Satine, who work…
When most people think of chemotherapy, they immediately assume that it’s a treatment for cancer. Very few people realize that…