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May 2022 by ronald echols
And after 30 years of renal failure and 20 years or 3000 Dialysis treatments , as well as, 4 college degrees; I LIVE, I LIVE STILL, despite being outcasted by Dr. Kelly WeselmanI live still.4/28/2022 Kelly Weselman still .........SUCKS !!!!!
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January 2021 by constance carr
My daughter has lupus and she has been outta work because of the lupus flare up, I called them to get assistance to pay for her medication, someone told me that they would call me back but they never called ?
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April 2020 by Rena Brown
I have called several times seeking resources to services that help people battling Lupus but no one calls back. I am going to try to contact the national number if they have one to see if i can get some help. I see a cancer specialist because of a protien in my blood they are watching and had no problems getting in touch with the Cancer Society. Everyone i called pertaining to cancer answered their msgs. and phone. Right now i am not diagnosed with Cancer (thank God) and their resources is for people going thru treatment. I used to wonder why i had to explain to people what Lupus is and the effects of it. It is due to lack of help, information and advocacy. Lupus should be a household name just like Cancer. Maybe one day they will call back but for now i will keep trying to call and reach out to different places for help. We are not called warriors and survivors for nothing. I will keep moving forward because i don't know how to quit. Very good luck to my fellow survivors and warriors. Wear that purple butterfly proudly.
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April 2020 by LaTonya Jackson
Friendly and informative. Joining is easy.
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October 2019 by Cynthia Gray
Hello everyone... I was diagnosed in 1995.in stl.no. the FOUNDATION gave me knowledge,friends,support,reality and fun of course.THANK YOU. I applause Terri Emund.
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August 2019 by Toni Layne
Wonderful people
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July 2019 by Khadija Kayou
I have slept and a to deal with
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June 2019 by Eli Sancheschulz
Love for all of you
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May 2019 by Barbara Hyle
Team Fifty Shades Of Awesome has supported Lupus Foundation Georgia Chapter since 2013, when we lost our beloved Bestie Leesa Sengaphone only 36yrs old to complications due to lupus. We walk for her and to help spead awareness to others. Terri and Steve work hard everyday to support people living with lupus and get business on board to help get the word out! Please follow us on facebook..." Fifty Shades Of Awesome" we are all about the cause..xoxo
