How Amy Copes with Lupus by Lynda Appell

cope with her her joint inflammation and

pain. Her prescription drugs are prescribed by her rheumatologist. Amy

felt her specialist not only was quite knowledgeable about her condition

but of equal importance he was a genuinely caring of her Unfortunately

he is retiring soon. She hopes and prays that she finds a doctor that is

as knowing and caring as him.

"My faith gives me hope

and strength." she truly believes. Primarily faith helps me with my condition."

Without faith I would have not made it this far. With the lupus you

also have depression." You do have mood swings. This can also be a side

affect of the medication.

Her current symptoms are

lots of joint pain, trouble walking. Sometimes she is able to get around

and sometimes not. She can get very fatigued. Joanna helps her spirtually,

lovingly and emotionally.

I look for the rest of my

future as being bright because I came to the realization that I must cope

with my condition for the rest of my life. I was in denial in the beginning. Now I realize Lupus is a life long condition.

She tries her best to avoid

rain and snow since dampness can worsen her condition. She also makes wholehearted

attempts not to get to get too stressed out. Amy copes

with her Lupus with a strong faith and equally with help and love from

Joanna.

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