The Polar Vortex caused extreme cold temperatures across much of the U.S. this winter, and Raynaud's sufferers weren't the only ones looking for winter survival tips. Fortunately a lot of information was published to help even non-Frosties stay safe through this bone-chilling weather. We summarized some of the tips below. First, the New York Times
Mom of the Year blog published a post titled "Smart Hacks for Surviving Raynaud’s Syndrome" - 11 Raynaud's Tips from the perspective of a mother suffering from the condition while raising young children - a demanding time of life on its own, complicated by Raynaud's. The post starts with a description of Raynaud's and a
The Live, Learn and Love blog published by Miranda Boyd, Life Doctor, titled Running with Raynaud's gives some good advice to Raynaud's runners.She supports outdoor exercise as good for the body and soul, but for Raynaud's sufferers, it's not that simple. After describing Raynaud's and defining the difference between primary and secondary forms of the
Announcing the Infracare December 2018 Giveaway Contest! Our Sponsor at Infracare is generously giving away 5 pairs of their socks and 5 pairs of their touchscreen-friendly glove liners designed to keep Frosties warm. To be one of the 10 lucky Frosties (U.S. and Canada Frosties only, sorry!) to receive one of these products, it's never been easier to
Ronni ShulmanVice ChairRaynaud's Association Intrepid gymnast and Raynaud's sufferer Kristle Lowell continues to scale new heights, so to speak. The fearless Frostie snatched up a Bronze Medal in the women’s double mini-trampoline World Trampoline and Tumbling Championships held on November 14, 2018 in St. Petersburg, Russia. Securing the medal at the prestigious competition makes Kristle