Videos & Presentations from the Lupus Foundation of America
The following recordings, videos, & presentations are from past workshops and teleconferences hosted by the Lupus Foundation of America, North Carolina Chapter. Please click on the link to download a PDF of the presentation to follow along while listening/viewing the programs.
If you have additional questions or to request a copies by mail, please contact us by calling (877) 849-8271 or emailing patientservices@lupusnc.org.
Living with Lupus – 5.11.13
with Stacy D. Kennedy, M.D., M.B.A.
Rowan Diagnostic Clinic, Salisbury, N.C.
An introduction to lupus and how to manage it effectively for the newly diagnosed or anyone who wants to gain more insight into the disease. Learn more about current, medically accurate information on lupus, its symptoms, treatments and coping techniques.
Download the presentation (PDF)
Lupus and Cognitive Dysfunction – 4.18.13
with Michael Parsons, PhD
Cleveland Clinic
As many as half of all people with lupus describe feelings of confusion, fatigue, memory loss, and difficulty expressing their thoughts. This collection of symptoms is termed cognitive dysfunction. Learn more about "lupus fog", its symptoms and treatment options.
Download the presentation (PDF)
Managing the Doctor/Patient Relationship - 03.14.13
with Melissa Hughes, MD
Former GA Chapter Board Member
Part of thriving with lupus is effectively communicating with the members of your health care team so that your care is managed better and in the end, you feel better. As Dr.Hughes states,"You are driving the bus!"
Personal Medical Records Forms - download to help you keep track of your doctor visits, medications, allergies and much more.
Lupus and Employment - 02.23.13
with Rachel D. Ziolkowski, Esq.
Senior Counsel
Gruber Hurst Johansen Hail Shank LLP
Learn more about how lupus can affect life on the job, your rights in the workplace, how you can maximize security and benefits and manage stress when dealing with lupus and employment.
with Rachel D. Ziolkowski, Esq.
Senior Counsel
Gruber Hurst Johansen Hail Shank LLP
Learn more about how lupus can affect life on the job, your rights in the workplace, how you can maximize security and benefits and manage stress when dealing with lupus and employment.
12th Annual NC Lupus Summit- 10.20.12
Click here to view recordings from this year's NC Lupus Summit.
Click here to view recordings from this year's NC Lupus Summit.
Lupus and the Heart- 10.09.12
Presented by: Joan Von Feldt, MD
Parents Caring for Children with Lupus- 09.11.12
Presented by: Emily von Scheven, MD
Lupus and the Kidneys- 08.18.12
Presented by: Dr. Lisa Nanovic Nephrology & Hypertension Consultants, PA
Did you know that an estimated 40% of all people living with lupus will develop kidney complications? This educational workshop addressed complications, medical evaluation, and treatment options as it relates to kidney involvement in individuals living with lupus.
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Presented by: Dr. Lisa Nanovic Nephrology & Hypertension Consultants, PA
Did you know that an estimated 40% of all people living with lupus will develop kidney complications? This educational workshop addressed complications, medical evaluation, and treatment options as it relates to kidney involvement in individuals living with lupus.
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Social Security Disability- 06.12.12
Presented by: Sheri Abrams, Attorney at Law
Approximately two-thirds of people with lupus will develop some type of skin disease or cutaneous lupus. Learn about the forms of skin lupus, treatments for cutaneous lupus and other skin problems that can occur when you have lupus.
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Coping and Living with Skin Lupus- 06.07.12
Presented by: Victoria Werth, M.D.
Living with Lupus- 05.15.12
Presented by: Donald Thomas, MD, FACP, FACR, CCD
Vivir Con Lupus (Spanish)- 05.05.12
Presented by: Marcos E. Maldonado, MD
Pregnancy and Fertility- 04.19.12
Presented by: Eliza Chakaravarty, MD, MS
Lupus and the Kidneys- 03.23.12
Presented by: Michael Madaio, MD, Georgia Health Sciences University
Did you know that an estimated 40% of all people living with lupus will develop kidney complications? This educational teleconference will address complications, medical evaluation and treatment as it relates to kidney involvement in lupus.
The Singing Patient- 10.8.11
Presented by: Carla Ulbrich, Lupus Thriver, Patient Advocate & Author
Carla shared some of her tales and songs as she lampooned common fears and prejudices about illness and lovingly lambasted the foibles of the medical industry. She offered heartfelt and humorous advice for navigating mainstream and alternative therapies, communicating with partners, families and friends through her candid insights, wisecracking commentrary and hilarious song lyrics.
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Presented by: Carla Ulbrich, Lupus Thriver, Patient Advocate & Author
Carla shared some of her tales and songs as she lampooned common fears and prejudices about illness and lovingly lambasted the foibles of the medical industry. She offered heartfelt and humorous advice for navigating mainstream and alternative therapies, communicating with partners, families and friends through her candid insights, wisecracking commentrary and hilarious song lyrics.
NOTE: Due to large size of video, it will need to buffer before it begins. Thanks for your patience.
Lupus 101 - 10.8.11
Presented by: Joseph Shanahan, MD, Shanahan Rheumatology & Immunotherapy
This session was designed for both the newly diagnosed patient and anyone needing a refresher in the basics on lupus. This session offered current, medically accurate information on lupus, its symptoms, treatments and coping techniques.
Presentation (PDF)
Presented by: Joseph Shanahan, MD, Shanahan Rheumatology & Immunotherapy
This session was designed for both the newly diagnosed patient and anyone needing a refresher in the basics on lupus. This session offered current, medically accurate information on lupus, its symptoms, treatments and coping techniques.
Presentation (PDF)
Is it Foggy in Here? Cognitive Dysfunction & Lupus- 10.8.11
Presented by: Sara Cook, Ph.D., Clinical Neuropsychology Service, Duke University
You are not alone, as many as half of all people with lupus report experiencing some type of cognitive complication, commonly referred to as “lupus fog”. This workshop was to learn more about central nervous system, cognitive dysfunction related to lupus, and what you can do to cope with these symptoms.
Presentation (PDF)
Presented by: Sara Cook, Ph.D., Clinical Neuropsychology Service, Duke University
You are not alone, as many as half of all people with lupus report experiencing some type of cognitive complication, commonly referred to as “lupus fog”. This workshop was to learn more about central nervous system, cognitive dysfunction related to lupus, and what you can do to cope with these symptoms.
Presentation (PDF)
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Working with your Pharmacist - 10.8.11
Presented by: Jill A. Magda, R. Ph., Walgreens
More often than not, as a lupus thriver you will be prescribed a myriad of different medications to help you manage your lupus. This workshop taught how to manage those different medications and communicate with an important member of your health care team- your pharmacist- about all the different medications you need to manage day to day and learn tips on avoiding side affects and drug interactions.
Presented by: Jill A. Magda, R. Ph., Walgreens
More often than not, as a lupus thriver you will be prescribed a myriad of different medications to help you manage your lupus. This workshop taught how to manage those different medications and communicate with an important member of your health care team- your pharmacist- about all the different medications you need to manage day to day and learn tips on avoiding side affects and drug interactions.
Presentation (PDF)
Audio Recording (Coming Soon)
What you Need to know about SSDI & Lupus - 10.8.11
Presented by: Tai Venuti, MPH, Allsup
Lupus thrivers face difficult decisions when contemplating what programs they should apply for to help them move forward after not being able to return work, but there are options. This workshop covered one of those options, SSDI. Learn about SSDI, who is eligible, how it works and some of the benefits you receive when awarded SSDI.
Presentation (PDF)
From Teen to Adult: Transitioning the Responsibility of Care- 10.8.11
Presented by: Wanda Baker, MSN-IH, RN, CHPN, Complementary Kids
The transition from childhood to adulthood is a stressful time in anyone’s life, but especially for those living with a chronic illness like lupus. In this workshop teens & their caretakers will discuss the changes they may experience, and what adjustments may need to be made to care and management of their lupus as they transition into adulthood.
Presentation (PDF)
Clinical Trials - Are They For You? - 10.8.11
Presented by: Mary Anne Dooley, MD, MPH, Thurston Arthritis Research Center, UNC at Chapel Hill
Ninety four percent of people recognize the importance of participating in clinical research in order to assist in the advancement of medical science. Yet seventy five percent of the general public state that they have little to no knowledge about the clinical research and the participation process. This workshop explored why clinical trials are beneficial to people with lupus and provide information to help you decide if participating in a trial is right for you.
Presentation (PDF)
A Gut Feeling - Lupus & The Gastrointestinal System- 10.8.11
Presented by: Joseph Shanahan, MD, Shanahan Rheumatology & Immunotherapy
The GI system is your body’s pathway for taking in, processing, and disposing of everything you eat and drink. People with lupus may be affected by problems in any area of the GI system, including the surrounding organs such as the liver, the pancreas, the bile ducts, and the gallbladder. In this workshop, learn about common gastrointestinal complications in people with lupus, including those caused by the disease and medications, and information on how to treat these symptoms.
Presentation (PDF)
Presented by: Joseph Shanahan, MD, Shanahan Rheumatology & Immunotherapy
The GI system is your body’s pathway for taking in, processing, and disposing of everything you eat and drink. People with lupus may be affected by problems in any area of the GI system, including the surrounding organs such as the liver, the pancreas, the bile ducts, and the gallbladder. In this workshop, learn about common gastrointestinal complications in people with lupus, including those caused by the disease and medications, and information on how to treat these symptoms.
Presentation (PDF)
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Eating Down Inflammation Workshop- 8.13.11 & 8.20.11
Presented by: Lindsay Kovacic, Clinical Dietician, Duke Raleigh Cancer Center (Raleigh)
Presented by: Lindsay Kovacic, Clinical Dietician, Duke Raleigh Cancer Center (Raleigh)
Karen McLeod, Health Promotion Coordinator, Cumberland Co. (Fayetteville)
Amorette Reid, Nutrition & Labeling Specialist, Compass Group (Charlotte)
This workshop focused on nutritional information as it relates to inflammation issues with lupus. It included a food preparation demonstration using ingredients that can help reduce inflammation and increase bone density, including recipes and shopping tips to take home.
Raleigh - Lindsay Kovacic Presentation (PDF)
Fayetteville - Karen McLeod Presentation (PDF)
Amorette Reid, Nutrition & Labeling Specialist, Compass Group (Charlotte)
This workshop focused on nutritional information as it relates to inflammation issues with lupus. It included a food preparation demonstration using ingredients that can help reduce inflammation and increase bone density, including recipes and shopping tips to take home.
Raleigh - Lindsay Kovacic Presentation (PDF)
Fayetteville - Karen McLeod Presentation (PDF)
Charlotte - Amorette Reid Presentation (PDF)
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Learn From The Experts Teleconference: Lupus & The Skin - 6.30.11
Presented by: Dr. Victoria Werth, University of Pennsylvania Health System
Presented by: Dr. Victoria Werth, University of Pennsylvania Health System
Approximately two-thirds of people with lupus will develop some type of skin disease or cutaneous lupus. Learn about the forms of skin lupus, treatments for cutaneous lupus and other skin problems that can occur when you have lupus.
Learn From The Experts Teleconference: Living With Lupus - 5.21.11
Presented by: Donald Thomas, M.D., FACP, FACR, CCD,
Arthritis & Pain Associates of Prince George's County
An introduction to effective management and basics of lupus for the newly diagnosed or anyone who needs it. Current, medically accurate info on lupus, its symptoms, treatments, & coping techniques.
Arthritis & Pain Associates of Prince George's County
An introduction to effective management and basics of lupus for the newly diagnosed or anyone who needs it. Current, medically accurate info on lupus, its symptoms, treatments, & coping techniques.
Download the Handout (PDF)
Learn From The Experts: Vivir Con Lupus - 5.18.11
Presented by: Leyka Barbosa, M.D., North Texas Joint Care, P.A. Medical City Dallas Hospital
Introducción al manejo efectivo de la enfermedad y lo básico de lupus para alguien recién diagnosticado o cualquiera que lo necesite. Información médica exacta y al día sobre lupus, sus síntomas, tratamientos y técnicas para combatir la enfermedad.
Presented by: Leyka Barbosa, M.D., North Texas Joint Care, P.A. Medical City Dallas Hospital
Introducción al manejo efectivo de la enfermedad y lo básico de lupus para alguien recién diagnosticado o cualquiera que lo necesite. Información médica exacta y al día sobre lupus, sus síntomas, tratamientos y técnicas para combatir la enfermedad.
Learn From The Experts: Cardiopulmonary Issues & Lupus - 4.19.11
Presented by: Joseph Shanahan, MD, Shanahan Rheumatology & Immunology
Learn more about how lupus can affect the cardiovascular system, what treatment options are available, and steps you can take to help prevent and control serious complications.
Presented by: Joseph Shanahan, MD, Shanahan Rheumatology & Immunology
Learn more about how lupus can affect the cardiovascular system, what treatment options are available, and steps you can take to help prevent and control serious complications.
Bones of Lupus Workshop- 3.26.11
Presented by: Maria G. Little, PC, Presbyterian Osteoporosis Center (Charlotte)
Daniel Albright, MD, Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic (Raleigh)
This educational program focused on the osteoporosis, avascular necrosis, and other musculoskeletal complications related to lupus. It included information on risks, detection, treatment, and surgery.
Raleigh - Avascular Necrosis - Daniel Albright, MD Presentation (PDF)
Charlotte - Osteoporsis - Maria G. Little Presentation (PDF)
Presented by: Maria G. Little, PC, Presbyterian Osteoporosis Center (Charlotte)
Daniel Albright, MD, Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic (Raleigh)
This educational program focused on the osteoporosis, avascular necrosis, and other musculoskeletal complications related to lupus. It included information on risks, detection, treatment, and surgery.
Raleigh - Avascular Necrosis - Daniel Albright, MD Presentation (PDF)
Charlotte - Osteoporsis - Maria G. Little Presentation (PDF)
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What A Pain! Workshop- 1.22.11
Presented by Charlotte - Leslie Ray, Physical Therapist, Presbyterian Rehabilitation Center
Fayetteville - Richard K. Osenbach, MD, Cape Fear Neurosurgery
This educational program addressed management of severe and chronic pain associated with lupus. Learn about the medications, therapies, and coping strategies to help manage pain.
Fayetteville - Richard Osenbach, MD Presentation (PDF) - COMING SOON
Charlotte - Leslie Ray Presentation (PDF)
Presented by Charlotte - Leslie Ray, Physical Therapist, Presbyterian Rehabilitation Center
Fayetteville - Richard K. Osenbach, MD, Cape Fear Neurosurgery
This educational program addressed management of severe and chronic pain associated with lupus. Learn about the medications, therapies, and coping strategies to help manage pain.
Fayetteville - Richard Osenbach, MD Presentation (PDF) - COMING SOON
Charlotte - Leslie Ray Presentation (PDF)
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A Spoonful of Hope: My Experience with Lupus- 9.11.10
Presented by Christine Miserandino, Patient Advocate & Author of "The Spoon Theory"
Author of The Spoon Theory, Christine Miserandino, is a writer, blogger, speaker and patient advocate from NY. She also happens to be someone who is living with Lupus. Her writing has been featured in numerous newspapers, magazines, medical newsletters and television media. Read more about Christine.
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Presented by Christine Miserandino, Patient Advocate & Author of "The Spoon Theory"
Author of The Spoon Theory, Christine Miserandino, is a writer, blogger, speaker and patient advocate from NY. She also happens to be someone who is living with Lupus. Her writing has been featured in numerous newspapers, magazines, medical newsletters and television media. Read more about Christine.
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The Professional Patient- 9.11.10
Presented by Christine Miserandino, Patient Advocate & Author of "The Spoon Theory"
Christine considers herself a "Professional Patient" and shares tips, tricks and even mistakes she has made along the way.
Presentation (PDF)
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Presented by Christine Miserandino, Patient Advocate & Author of "The Spoon Theory"
Christine considers herself a "Professional Patient" and shares tips, tricks and even mistakes she has made along the way.
Presentation (PDF)
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It's a Girl Thing - Women & Lupus - 9.11.10
Presented by Megan Clowse, MD, MPH, Duke Lupus Clinic
Women living with lupus face a variety of challenges from physical, to reproductive to intimacy. Learn these concerns specifically related to women with lupus.
Handout (PDF)
Presented by Megan Clowse, MD, MPH, Duke Lupus Clinic
Women living with lupus face a variety of challenges from physical, to reproductive to intimacy. Learn these concerns specifically related to women with lupus.
Handout (PDF)
Protecting Your Rights in the Workplace- 9.11.10
Presented by C. Grainger Pierce, Jr., Nexsen Pruet
It’s not surprising that people with lupus often wonder if their illness will affect their ability to contribute in the workplace. Learn about protecting your rights in the workplace, receiving accommodations and communicating with your employer.
Presentation (PDF)
Presented by C. Grainger Pierce, Jr., Nexsen Pruet
It’s not surprising that people with lupus often wonder if their illness will affect their ability to contribute in the workplace. Learn about protecting your rights in the workplace, receiving accommodations and communicating with your employer.
Presentation (PDF)
Overlapping Lupus: Mixed Connective Tissue Diseases- 9.11.10
Presented by Lisa G. Criscione-Schreiber, MD, Duke Lupus Clinic
Lupus can occur in combination with other connective tissue or autoimmune diseases. When this occurs it is often called overlapping disease. This session will discuss the theory behind overlapping disease and how they affect those with lupus.
Presentation (PDF)
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Presented by Lisa G. Criscione-Schreiber, MD, Duke Lupus Clinic
Lupus can occur in combination with other connective tissue or autoimmune diseases. When this occurs it is often called overlapping disease. This session will discuss the theory behind overlapping disease and how they affect those with lupus.
Presentation (PDF)
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Happy Healthy Teeth with Lupus - 9.11.10
Presented by Brandi Jackson, DDS, Youngh & Polite Children's Dentistry
Explore the specific dental problems related to lupus because of the disease process and medications. Also learn self-examination techniques and prevention.
Presentation (PDF)
Presented by Brandi Jackson, DDS, Youngh & Polite Children's Dentistry
Explore the specific dental problems related to lupus because of the disease process and medications. Also learn self-examination techniques and prevention.
Presentation (PDF)
Living with Lupus (Newly Diagnosed) Teleconference - 10.13.10
Presented by Philip L. Cohen, M.D., Rheumatology Section Chief, Temple University School of Medicine
An introduction to effective management and basics of lupus for the newly diagnosed or anyone who needs it. Current, medically accurate info on lupus, its symptoms, treatments, & coping techniques.
Handout (PDF)
Vivir Con Lupus Teleconferece - 10.12.10
Presented by Leyka Barbosa, M.D., Norh Texas Joint Care, P.A. Medical City Dallas Hospital
Introducción al manejo efectivo de la enfermedad y lo básico de lupus para alguien recién diagnosticado o cualquiera que lo necesite. Información médica exacta y al día sobre lupus, sus síntomas, tratamientos y técnicas para combatir la enfermedad.
Presentation (PDF)
Lupus & Fatigue - 7.10.10
Presented by Mary Anne Dooley, MPH, Thurston Arthritis Research Center, UNC at Chapel Hill
Did you know that as many as 80% of people with lupus experience fatigue? Fatigue that is often severe, persistent and disabling is a common problem for lupus patients. This presentation addresses the causes, management, and coping strategies for lupus-related fatigue.
Presentation (PDF)
Presented by Mary Anne Dooley, MPH, Thurston Arthritis Research Center, UNC at Chapel Hill
Did you know that as many as 80% of people with lupus experience fatigue? Fatigue that is often severe, persistent and disabling is a common problem for lupus patients. This presentation addresses the causes, management, and coping strategies for lupus-related fatigue.
Presentation (PDF)
Living with Lupus Teleconference - 5.19.10
Presented by Don Thomas, M.D., FACP, FACR, CCD
An introduction to effective management and basics of lupus for the newly diagnosed or anyone who needs it. Current, medically accurate info on lupus, its symptoms, treatments, & coping techniques.
Presented by Don Thomas, M.D., FACP, FACR, CCD
An introduction to effective management and basics of lupus for the newly diagnosed or anyone who needs it. Current, medically accurate info on lupus, its symptoms, treatments, & coping techniques.
Disability Issues and Lupus - 4.22.10
Presented by Winnie P. Pannell, P.C.
Get help navigating the often frustrating issues surrounding disability. Learn what SSDI/SSI is, the qualifications, how to apply, and how to be prepared.
Handout (PDF)
Lupus 101 Workshop - 3.27.10
Presented by Jan Box, M.D., Box Arthritis & Rheumatology of the Carolinas
Presented by Jan Box, M.D., Box Arthritis & Rheumatology of the Carolinas
An educational program designed for both the newly diagnosed patient and anyone needing a refresher in the basics. This video offers current, medically accurate information on lupus, its symptoms, treatments, and coping techniques.
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Part 1
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Part 1
Part 2
Presentation (PDF)
Kidney Involvement in Lupus Teleconference - 3.11.10
Presented by Keisha L. Gibson, M.D., UNC Division of Nehprology and Hypertension
Presented by Keisha L. Gibson, M.D., UNC Division of Nehprology and Hypertension
An estimated 40% of all people living with lupus will develop kidney complications. Learn about complications, medical evaluation, and treatment as it relates to kidney involvement in lupus.
Presentation (PDF)
Planning for the Future with a Chronic Illness- 9.12.09
Presented by Kimberly A. Gossage, Garrity & Gossage, LLP & Grady K. Howard, III, UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Presentation Part 1 (PDF)
Presentation Part 2 (PDF)
Long Term Affects of Lupus & Medications - 9.12.09
Presented by Alan Elliott, MD, FACR, Arthritis and Osteoporosis Consultants of the Carolinas
Patients who have had lupus over many years have concerns about long-term effects of the disease and the medications that are often prescribed for lupus. This workshop will address the questions surrounding those concerns.
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Presentation (PDF)
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Presented by Alan Elliott, MD, FACR, Arthritis and Osteoporosis Consultants of the Carolinas
Patients who have had lupus over many years have concerns about long-term effects of the disease and the medications that are often prescribed for lupus. This workshop will address the questions surrounding those concerns.
NOTE: Due to large size of video, it will need to buffer before it begins. Thanks for your patience.
Presentation (PDF)
Lupus & the Musculoskeletal System - 9.12.09
Presented by Lisa Criscione-Schreiber, MD, Duke University Medical Center
It is not uncommon for people with lupus to experience muscle aches and pain or have inflammation of certain muscle groups, which cause weakness and loss of strength. This workshop will address these symptoms which more than 90% of people with lupus experience at some point during the course of their illness.
Presented by Lisa Criscione-Schreiber, MD, Duke University Medical Center
It is not uncommon for people with lupus to experience muscle aches and pain or have inflammation of certain muscle groups, which cause weakness and loss of strength. This workshop will address these symptoms which more than 90% of people with lupus experience at some point during the course of their illness.
NOTE: Due to large size of video, it will need to buffer before it begins. Thanks for your patience.
Disability Issues & Lupus Teleconference- 8.8.09
Presented by George C. Piemonte, The Law Offices of Paul M. Goodson & Lynn Bishop, Firm of Lynn Bishop Attorney at Law
Navigate the often frustrating issues surrounding disability. Learn what SSDI/SSI is, the qualifications, how to apply, what you need to know to be prepared and other related topics.
Presentation (PDF)
Presented by George C. Piemonte, The Law Offices of Paul M. Goodson & Lynn Bishop, Firm of Lynn Bishop Attorney at Law
Navigate the often frustrating issues surrounding disability. Learn what SSDI/SSI is, the qualifications, how to apply, what you need to know to be prepared and other related topics.
Presentation (PDF)
Considering Conceiving: Lupus & Pregnancy- 11.1.08
Presented by Ginger Dickerson, M.D., Eastover University Obstetrics & Gynecology
Pregnancy for individuals with lupus comes with a multitude of challenges. Find out more about reproductive health and lupus.
Presentation (PDF)
Presented by Ginger Dickerson, M.D., Eastover University Obstetrics & Gynecology
Pregnancy for individuals with lupus comes with a multitude of challenges. Find out more about reproductive health and lupus.
Presentation (PDF)
Cutaneous Care: Lupus & The Skin - 11.1.08
Presented by Joseph Shanahan, M.D., Carolina Arthritis
Approximately two-thirds of people with lupus develop some type of skin disease. Find out about environmental factors and medical management.
Presentation (PDF)
Presented by Joseph Shanahan, M.D., Carolina Arthritis
Approximately two-thirds of people with lupus develop some type of skin disease. Find out about environmental factors and medical management.
Presentation (PDF)
Getting To The Heart of It: Cardiovascular Disease in Lupus - 11.1.08
Presented by Joseph Shanahan, M.D., Carolina Arthritis
Learn more about how lupus can affect the cardiovasuclar system, what treatment options are available, and steps you can take to help prevent and control serious complications.
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Presentation (PDF)
Presented by Joseph Shanahan, M.D., Carolina Arthritis
Learn more about how lupus can affect the cardiovasuclar system, what treatment options are available, and steps you can take to help prevent and control serious complications.
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Presentation (PDF)
Pain Management Workshop- 7.19.08
An educational program on severe and chronic pain associated with lupus. Learn about medications Therapies and coping strategies to help manage pain.
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Part 1
Presented by Sharon O'Brien, PA-C, Presbyterian Pain Management
An educational program on severe and chronic pain associated with lupus. Learn about medications Therapies and coping strategies to help manage pain.
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Part 1
Presented by Sharon O'Brien, PA-C, Presbyterian Pain Management
Part 2
Presented by Dr. Mary Tota-Faucette, Presbyterian Pain Management
Presented by Dr. Mary Tota-Faucette, Presbyterian Pain Management
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THIS IS LUPUS
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