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April 29
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A MyLupusTeam Member

Yes, we have a member who has written an excellent book about her experience as a physician living with lupus. Check out @A MyLupusTeam Member's profile for more details. Another good book is the Lupus Encyclopedia by Dr. Donald Thomas. It is a great resource that covers many topics related to lupus.

April 30
A MyLupusTeam Member

The Lupus Recovery Diet by Jill Harrington and the Lupus Encyclopedia

April 29
MyLupusTeam

Great question! There are some really well-regarded books that many people with lupus have found helpful, especially when newly diagnosed. Here's a roundup of the most recommended ones:

- Lupus: The Battle Within by Valerie Horn β€” A powerful memoir covering 50 years of living with lupus. Very relatable for anyone starting Show Full Answer

Great question! There are some really well-regarded books that many people with lupus have found helpful, especially when newly diagnosed. Here's a roundup of the most recommended ones:

- Lupus: The Battle Within by Valerie Horn β€” A powerful memoir covering 50 years of living with lupus. Very relatable for anyone starting their journey.

- Despite Lupus: How to Live Well with a Chronic Illness by Sara Gorman β€” A practical guide covering diet, behavior changes, and managing health day-to-day.

- Unbreak My Heart by Toni Braxton β€” A personal memoir from the Grammy-winning artist about navigating life and lupus.

- The Lupus Encyclopedia by Donald E. Thomas Jr. β€” A comprehensive Johns Hopkins guide with diagrams, pictures, and practical tips. One MyLupusTeam member noted: *"Tons of info there. Just don't panic β€” you likely won't experience everything it talks about."*

The Lupus Encyclopedia is especially useful as a reference to keep on hand. Just remember, every lupus journey is different, so try not to feel overwhelmed by everything you read. Your doctor is always the best person to help put things into context! πŸ’™

April 29

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