By Rachel Boehm You may have heard I dedicated my first 50-mile run, the JFK 50, to Raynaud’s awareness. Many of those who heard about this via the Raynaud’s Association’s Facebook page asked about my strategy for staying warm. Here’s what I did (for more tips on endurance events, check out my blog post geared
Catherine (Facebook Fan) suggests: "I have been known to use my nose when my finger doesn't register on a touch screen. :-)" We've all been there, trying to punch numbers into the ATM and nothing happens. It may look funny, but could be effective! Claire (Facebook Fan) shared the following idea: "Tip for anyone working in
We have been contacted by a pharmaceutical company to help recruit patients for a clinical trial being conducted in patients with Raynaud’s phenomenon secondary to scleroderma/systemic sclerosis. The study medication is a topical cream that will be applied to the hand. Participation will require travel to a clinical site. The first site is in Encinitas,
We found a heated steering wheel cover with great potential for Raynaud's sufferers. This is one product in big demand by the Raynaud's community.
With a chill in the air, we're all searching for new products to keep us comfortable and toasty for the season. Here are a few items we've discovered that Frosties may want to try - if you can find them, as some are selling out fast! Hand Warming Flashlight - This is a multi-tasking product
