Victoria Abbott-Fleming, the founder of a web site called Burning Nights, shared with us the infographic below. Burning Nights is a charity based in the UK supporting sufferers of complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), a chronic pain condition most often affecting one of the limbs. The infographic was inspired by the millions of people around
This time of year publications start running articles about office chills and how air conditioning erupts in office thermostat wars.
We came across a post from Susi Doyle's blog Lost in Translation called "Surviving Winter with Raynaud's." Susi is a professional writer, and does an excellent job of educating the reader on Raynaud's phenomenon. The post also includes a number of strategies that help Susi get through the winter, and we wanted to share them: Stress
Several fellow Raynaud’s sufferers recently submitted suggestions, and we’re sharing them in our Member Tips – Spring 2016 post.
We found a web site called Another Mother Runner that collected a list of tips and preventative measures from fellow runners with Raynaud's. The tips are organized by the stage of the run: Pre-run, During, and Post-workout. You may find some of the suggestion to be obvious, but we wanted to pass them all along: Pre-run Tips Avoid
