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Welcome, Houston People Affected by Lupus!

Location
Houston, TX 29.69-95.65 77083US
Meetups
4 so far
Members
7 People Affected by Lupus
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The Houston Lupus Support Meetup Group No recent ratings
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Founded
April 8, 2009

Meet other local people affected by lupus for support, info, and conversation. Get in the loop.

The purpose of this group is to encourage persons and family member who are coping with Lupus and to live a victorious life with Lupus. We can do this by providing open discussion, social gatherings, formal speakers and programs, or a mix of all of the above.

To work in conjunction with the citywide programs for understanding and living with Lupus.

A support group for people living with this disease.

A support group for families dealing with family members with the illness. (children)

A male and female groups

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  • Aug 28
    • New member
      Dr Eda Tong N.D. DipHom
      “Share success stories with others that are suffering with autoimmune diseases”
  • Jul 3
    • New member
      Pam
      “I have received a lupus "diagnosis" and I would like to join to learn more and support others living with this condition”
  • Jun 26
    • New member
      Laura
      “I was diagnosed with SLE in 2000 after 15 years of illness. I have not been able to work or drive since. I joined the group because I keep telling myself there has to be real answers out there.”
  • Jun 23
    • New member
      Dr. Dustin Henderson
      “To help educate and change lives on how to live to your ultimate God given health potential.”
  • Apr 18
    • New Greeting for
      Tina
      “Welcome! I'm glad to hear that. I felt the same way for a long time. I'm glad we can be there for you and maybe your life stories can help someone else.”
      posted by Christine Gibson
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