Living with Lupus?
You’re Not Fighting Alone.
Join a community of warriors, families, and experts navigating autoimmune life together.
Who We Serve
Support, encouragement, awareness, and a place to feel understood.
For Lupus Warriors
Resources to better understand what your loved one may be facing.
For Families & Caregivers
A place to connect, educate, and support the autoimmune community.
For Resource Professionals
Community Moments
Our grand opening was more than an event — it was the beginning of a community built on strength, visibility, and support.
What Our Community Is Saying
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"This event made me feel seen and supported."
— Grand Opening Attendee
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“It felt good to be around people who understand the invisible battles.”
— Community Member
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"For the first time, I didn't feel alone in this."
— Lupus Warrior
MY TEAM, MY TRIUMPH
MY TEAM, MY TRIUMPH
Dr. Samuel B. Pegram: My compassionate and knowledgeable rheumatologist, guiding me through every twist and turn of this chronic illness.
Martha N. Menefee, AGCNS: My dedicated nurse, always going the extra mile to ensure my comfort and well-being.
Victor: My infusion nurse, a steady hand during countless treatments.
About Lupus
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Prevalence
Lupus affects an estimated 1.5 million Americans and at least 5 million people worldwide.
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Demographics
90% of people with lupus are women, typically developing between ages 15-44. It's more prevalent in African American, Hispanic/Latina, Asian American, Native American, and Pacific Islander women.
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Diagnosis Challenges
On average, it takes nearly six years for a person to be diagnosed with lupus, due to its symptoms mimicking other illnesses.
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Symptoms and Impact
Lupus can cause severe pain, extreme fatigue, cognitive issues, and physical impairments, significantly affecting daily life.