This October, the SRF is joining the Raynaud’s Association in recognizing Raynaud’s Awareness Month, to raise awareness around this condition and its its connection to scleroderma. What is Raynaud’s phenomenon?…
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February is an important month for the scleroderma community as we raise awareness for both Raynaud’s Awareness Month and Rare Disease Day. In this article, we’ve compiled essential resources to...
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Nearly 90% of those with scleroderma have Raynaud’s symptoms. This is why Raynaud’s can be a “red flag” that helps lead to diagnosis and treatment of scleroderma. And for Aneila, dx…
February is Raynaud's Awareness Month (#RaynaudsAwarenessMonth), so let’s discuss the relationship between Raynaud's phenomenon (#RaynaudsPhenomenon) and #scleroderma. Raynaud’s phenomenon is a common condition, and most people with Raynaud’s will not develop scleroderma....
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Raynaud’s phenomenon is a common medical condition, and most people with Raynaud’s will not develop scleroderma. But, approximately 90% of those with scleroderma DO have Raynaud’s symptoms. For this reason,...
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Calling all scleroderma advocates—February is Rare Disease Awareness Month and Raynaud’s Awareness Month! The SRF stands with the rare disease community because being rare does not mean being alone. And…
Again, thank you all SO MUCH for making Raynaud's Awareness Month a meaningful opportunity. As we look back at everything you shared this month, here are two more spotlights on...
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Raynaud's can affect people with scleroderma of all ages, like 7-year-old Alexis. Ever since their daughter Alexis was diagnosed with scleroderma at age 3, Meredith and Mike have learned a...
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This Raynauds Awareness Month, Dani shares her story and advocates for research. She was diagnosed with scleroderma in 2016—after noticing the classic signs of Raynaud's phenomenon. “Time has made me...
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Like many scleroderma patients, Rose's first clue that eventually led to a scleroderma diagnosis was Raynaud's Phenomenon. As a freshman in college, she initially thought that her hands were hurting...
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