Summer Self-care Ideas for Raynaud’s Sufferers
We hope you'll benefit from our guest contributor's summer self-care Ideas for Raynaud's Sufferers.
We hope you'll benefit from our guest contributor's summer self-care Ideas for Raynaud's Sufferers.
We found a blog called Girl on the River written by Patricia Carswell, a freelance journalist whose work is focused on health, fitness, lifestyle and travel. Patricia has several physical challenges that would put the odds of taking up rowing against her - she's petite in height (5'3"), and suffers from myalgic encephalopathy and chronic fatigue syndrome, causing debilitating fatigue,
Jennifer Billock shares her pain, along with her shopping and wardrobe challenges on living with Raynaud's on Vox's shopping site "Racked".
NHS Inform is Scotland's national health information service with a mission to provide accurate and relevant information for making informed health decisions. In addition to information about medical conditions and related news and events, the service offers interactive self-help guides and a National Services Directory containing hundreds of support groups and thousands of NHS services in Scotland. Their
Editor's note: Herbal remedies and wellness techniques are not clinically proven to successfully alleviate Raynaud’s symptoms. Please speak with your doctor before trying any herbal treatment strategies, as they can interact with medications.