Rachel Boehm, like many of us when first diagnosed, considered Raynaud's a minor inconvenience. But when the frequency and intensity of her attacks increased, she feared she was developing a more serious autoimmune disorder. She was relieved to learn her Raynaud's was primary (not secondary to another condition), but as she learned more about Raynaud's in
We often hear from fellow sufferers who share their stories with us. This one is from Jacki in Virginia, and we could truly empathize with the issues she faced dealing with Raynaud's symptoms while working on the farm! "In the winter of 2011-12, we had a bout of strong winds and temperatures in the 20’s that lasted
For USA Gymnastics Team’s tumbling and trampoline champion Kristle Lowell, the term "Warm-ups" has an entirely different meaning.
We found this post by blogger manicnymph (sorry, that's the only ID we found was her user name) on Squidoo with lots of useful warming tips from a fellow Frostie. The post included: A short educational introduction on Raynaud's Her personal story and how her Raynaud's evolved over the years since her teens Polls throughout the
We have some wonderful followers on Twitter who sometimes make our day with their wit and wisdom. The Mighty Turtle (@TurtleMighty) is one who really made us smile when she shared this fun illustration of what happens during a Raynaud’s attack and the army of Viagra coaches come to her aid.
