A few months ago, we posted our hopes that the advent of the Internet of Things would result in wearable products that make life easier and more tolerable for Raynaud’s sufferers. Someone must have been listening, because since this post, we've come across several wearable devices - some in market, some still in development - that
We love sharing stories about fellow Raynaud's sufferers who conquer their fears and live life to its fullest under very challenging conditions. This is an inspiring story by Kimberly Erin Davies - a true Raynaud's warrior who conquered the Inca Trail trek with Raynaud's, with special thanks to her Baffin Boots! Conquering the Inca Trail with Raynaud's Disease
The digital news publication The Onion is known for its satirical articles on everything from politics to local news. One of our Facebook followers found this recent spoof in The Onion reporting a young woman in Providence, Rhode Island who buried herself in her living room under a large blanket and vowed to stay there
In June of this year we published a blog post hypothesizing about how new products in the category of smart wearables might benefit Raynaud's sufferers. Voila, we found one! The product is Digitsoles, the first connected, interactive, heated insole that can be controlled via your smartphone. These smart insoles connect to an app on your
If you're on this site, you've either been formally diagnosed with Raynaud's, or are familiar enough with the disorder to have determined you or a friend or loved one likely suffers from this widespread but little known medical condition. Most of us have been through the experience of Raynaud's discovery - that moment when we
