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Support Dai’Shoneria's Battle with SLE Lupus
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Hello everyone my name is ZhaNellGabriel champagne, I am the oldest sister of Dai’Shoneria.. recently my sister was diagnosed with SLE LUPUS on top of her sickle cell trait and it’s been very hard on her and taking a toll on her emotionally and mentally .. if you know my sister she is very strong willed and does it all! there’s literally nothing she can’t not do but due to this illness it’s starting to get my sister down.. she’s no longer able to work due to the fatigueness and spasms.. she’s either in pain, sleep or has no energy to even be a mom.. we are asking that you guys come together to help us with my sister and my nieces.. she’s has two daughters Ariyah (7) and Azara (5) they are very use to their mom being hands on and now things are changing sadly from the brain fog, chest spasms the stiff and swollen joints being super fatigue, pain and muscle weakness smh the Headaches, shortness of breath at times and flares have just become a lot so at this time we ask that you guys come together for my sister and my nieces.. we are asking for help w bills and just some little things for my necessities regarding my nieces.. anything will help thank you so much we appreciate it.
What is lupus ?
Lupus is illness that occurs when the immune system attacks healthy tissues and organs.
Systemic lupus erythematosus is a long-lasting, known as chronic, illness that can affect many parts of the body. These can include joints, skin, kidneys, blood cells, brain, heart and lungs.
Symptoms can come on quickly or slowly. They can get worse for a while, then get better, which is called a flare.
Is lupus serious ?
Yes, because it’s a serious, chronic autoimmune disease that can significantly impact a person's health and quality of life by causing inflammation and damage to vital organs like the kidneys, heart, and brain. While treatments can help manage symptoms and prevent flares, lupus is a lifelong condition that requires ongoing medical care to prevent severe complications such as organ failure, heart attack, or stroke.





