The unpredictability of lupus can be overwhelming at times, especially when attempting to navigate a maze-like healthcare system. It is important to know how to self-advocate by knowing your rights and responsibilities, speaking up for your rights, and making choices and decisions that affect your health.
Sarah Stothers, RN, BS
Nurse Health Educator
National nurse health educator for the Lupus Foundation of America. Read Bio
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Supporting lupus patients and advocates in Arizona.
Serving the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Northern Virginia.
Serving southern Illinois up to and including Springfield, eastern Kansas, and Missouri
Serving northern and central Illinois
Serving north, central and west Texas, including Dallas/Fort Worth, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, Lubbock, and surrounding areas
Serving all northern counties in New Jersey, south through Mercer and Ocean counties
Supporting lupus patients and advocates in New York and Connecticut.
Serving Philadelphia and southeastern Pennsylvania, all southern counties in New Jersey up through Burlington county, and Delaware
Serving Houston, Beaumont, Corpus Christi, Harlingen and surrounding areas in Texas
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