Living Well with Lupus

'Living Well with Lupus' is the forum that stands by and supports ‘loopies’ on their journey. It aims to inspire them to discover their own confidence, assertiveness and proactivity so that they can manage their condition more effectively day-to-day, to improve their quality of life and optimise their health prospects long-term. Nb We are not doctors or medical professionals. Any 'loopies' seeking medical advice or information should consult their doctor.

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Saturday, 23 January 2010

Changes and Voyages of Discovery

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To anyone who has been checking in and wondering why Living Well with Lupus ground rather rudely to a halt in November last year, I can onl...

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Thursday, 26 November 2009

Little things, big difference

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Looking back, working out how to ‘live well with lupus’ has taken yonks, and really it’s an ongoing process: I’m always looking for ways to ...

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Wednesday, 11 November 2009

"Change is the only constant"

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Well, who would ever have believed it? This week I am 25 weeks pregnant, which means I’ll soon be entering the third and final trimester and...

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Monday, 28 September 2009

Is it lupus who is the master of disguise, or is it me?

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On recent occasions I have met up with friends I haven’t seen in a while and certain questions and remarks they made showed that they clearl...

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Wednesday, 15 July 2009

Troubled Waters

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Well it was bound to happen, it is sod’s law. After all this talk of keeping on top of things and having had a very good run, the lupus has...

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Wednesday, 22 April 2009

With a bit of help from my friends

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Relationships of any sort can be difficult at the best of times, but factor in lupus and you open up a minefield. Our research and my own pe...

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Daisy Seale-Barnes: I am a Londoner and live in Peckham with my husband and soul mate, Tony. I love yoga, cooking, eating, camping, reading and socialising with my lovely friends and am known for my incessant chatter. I am a freelance qualitative researcher working for both the private and public sectors. I also spend a lot of time working on a voluntary basis for an organisation that provides emotional support to those experiencing distress and despair. I was diagnosed with lupus in 2002.

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