How They Discovered They Had Raynaud’s
One question we ask our members is how they discovered they had Raynaud’s, since only 1 in 10 sufferers are aware and seek treatment.
Member Spotlight: Andrea Kemsley
Since she was a teenager, South African native Andrea Kemsley wondered why her hands and toes changed different colors in colder temperatures.
Member Spotlight: Lisa Cuffe
Lisa Cuffe thought her fingers turning purple when chilled was normal until a school nurse declared “You have Raynaud's disease."
Share Your Moment of Raynaud’s Discovery
Moment of Raynaud's discovery is when you first realize there's a medical explanation for the pain and discomfort associated with being cold.
Disability Rights Expert Offers Tips For Raynaud’s Sufferers Challenged at Work, Home
Raynaud’s sufferers challenged at work could use a resource to help deal with co-workers and supervisors who don't understand or take their health concerns seriously.