Join one of our theLouisiana Lupus Foundation's support groups and connect with friends who can meet with family members, make visits to the hospital, explain patient information, and offer referrals to help eliminate some of the limits--and pain--of living with lupus.


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While you can volunteer with us directly, lead support groups, provide families and care givers with materials and education, and visit friends during flares, there's much you can do on your own. Contact us to learn more about opportunities and ideas for donating, fundraising, hosting events, buying gifts, and involving your school or company in making life better for people who live with lupus.

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The Louisiana Lupus Foundation is here to help the citizens of Louisiana who are living with lupus. LLF is the largest group in Louisiana and South Mississippi serving thousands of persons each year. Support group leaders and volunteers in local areas take an active role in our outreach and carry out the mission and purpose of the foundation. Online, we will share news from the support groups, tips for living with lupus, physician referrals, event information, and the status of the millions of dollars in research designated to cure lupus. We invite you to join us as we continue more than42 years of support and friendship.
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Lupus is a complex autoimmune disease that is often called "The Great Imitator" because it masks around multiple debilitating conditions. Do you know the signs and symptoms of Lupus? Learn themand share your concerns with your doctor.


Listen to this discussion about Lupus: The Great Imitator on The Clay Young Show




Until the coronavirus crisis of March 2020, 63% of Americans surveyed knew little or nothing about Lupus.  As a resullt of COVID patients being treated with hydroxychloroquine, (our primary medication) the world began to discuss Lupus and the impact of this drug on patients. As a community, we can join forces to raise awareness and support those living wth lupus.  With increased awareness and advocacy, we can change the trajectory of this disease.  By reciting this pledge, we are leaping forward to improve the health outcomes of people who are impacted by lupus.

I ​PLEDGE TO:

  • Continue to educate myself about the signs and symptoms of lupus;
  • Raise awareness in my community about lupus;
  • ​Encourage others to talk to their healthcare providers; 
  • Advocate for the improvement of screening and treatment for lupus
  • Support my brothers and sisters living with lupus to have a positive influence on their well-being; and
  • Find pathways of partnership and service with the local organization to build resources for those living with lupus
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