Monday
13Apr2009

Guest post at My Life Works Today Blog »

Check out the first in a series of guest blog posts at the Northwest's own Lupus support web site My Life Works Today (MLWT). Started by Maria Pfeifer, the MLWT mission is to inspire individuals who are living with all forms of Lupus and Lupus-related illnesses by being a strong resource of opportunities reflecting the potential and well-being of our Oregon and SW Washington communities.

MLWT has an active blog with posts by Maria and other bloggers who are both local and national experts in their field. There is also a wonderful forum for those with Lupus and other auto-immune diseases to share and connect with others.

Maria brought me on to share my experience as a well-spouse and a little about self-care and laughter. this first post in an introduction. Stay tuned for updates!

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