Lupus erythematosus, often called lupus, is a collection of autoimmune diseases. There are four kinds of lupus: systemic lupus erythematosus, drug-induced lupus erythematosus, neonatal lupus erythematosus, and discoid lupus erythematosus, with systemic lupus erythematosus, being the most serious and most common type.
Regular Blogs
This weblog, maintained by a woman with systemic lupus who has written a book about this chronic illness writes about the medical side as well as the personal side of the disease. Having To this weblog since 2007, the information she offers is far-flung but all very practical.
http://despitelupus.blogspot.com/
A woman in London who suffers from lupus began writing when she got her diagnosis in June of 2005. She brings her readers along with her through the bad times and the good, explains what's going on with her and with the medical breakthroughs.
http://mrlupus.blogspot.com/
The purpose of this weblog is to provide a community where people can express their opinions as well as their emotions about their lupus as well as other syndromes which are connected to it and individual symptoms.
http://blog.mollysfund.org/
The official weblog of the Lupus Foundation of America presents informational entries about lupus, including what it is, treatments, and reduction of individual symptoms. It also announces upcoming events and articles in the official magazine, Lupus Now.
http://lfa-inc.blogspot.com/
A woman in the Philippines, an engineer by trade, was 23 when she became deathly ill and was finally diagnosed with systematic lupus erythematosus. She writes about that experience, her faith in Christ, and her challenges with the disease.
http://emmyrose.bravejournal.com/
