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Meagan (Meg) McLaughlin: ISN Support Specialist. I am delighted to join the Sclero support specialist team! The message board was, and continues to be, a place to go for knowledge, understanding, support and love. Posted 03-21-06.
Janey Willis: ISN Website Assistant. Janey, who is ISN Technical Writer, ISN Assistant News Guide, and an ISN Support Specialist, is now also preparing and posting ISN news and medical items for the website, using the Macromedia Contribute program, and creating a manual for it, as well. Posted 03-21-06.
Stephen Dickson: ISN Autoimmune News Guide. In this new role, I prepare the ISN's Autoimmune News, researching and preparing articles about autoimmune diseases for the ISN Newsroom and website. I am also a Support Specialist, and ISN Guide to RSS Newsfeed. Posted 03-21-06.
Lisa Bulman: ISN Fundraiser. Lisa has been promoted to ISN Fundraiser, in addition to her roles as ISN Senior Support Specialist for Sclero MSN and as ISN Assistant News Guide. Posted 03-21-06.
The International Scleroderma Network extends our thanks to the Marbella Brown for her comprehensive donation to tackle scleroderma research, support, education and awareness. Posted 03-10-06. (Also see ISN Comprehensive Donors)
The International Scleroderma Network thanks the following people for their comprehensive donation for scleroderma research, education, support, and awareness in loving memory of Jane Seeley. Posted 03-10-06. (Also see Donors In Loving Memory)
Penny Casteel
Patti Harris
Tonya Hunter
Melissa Matlock
Susan Lawless
The International Scleroderma Network extends our thanks to the Audrey Love Charitable Foundation for their comprehensive donation to tackle scleroderma research, support, education and awareness. Posted 03-09-06. (Also see ISN Comprehensive Donors)
Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disease that primarily affects the joints. Topics include rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, causes, diagnosis, antibodies, scleroderma and rheumatoid arthritis, prevention, treatments, research, support, and over 25 personal stories. ISN. Posted 03-09-06.
Colombiana Support Group Tenemos programada nuestra proxima reunion para el dia Viernes 24 de Marzo, n en la Carrera 10 N º 20-19, oficina 606-A edificio Saraga de Bogotá D.C. Posted 03-09-06.
Sherrill Knaggs: ISN News Manager. Sherrill has been promoted to ISN News Manager to oversee the development of the burgeoning team that has developed under her leadership. Sherrill has been with the ISN since our launch as a nonprofit agency in 2002, and is also holds many other positions within the ISN. Posted 03-08-06.
The nonprofit International Scleroderma Network is continually expanding and we have some terrific new openings for Internet volunteers, including the areas of support, website assistants, volunteer services, book promotion, donations and membership, fundraising, grant writing, translators, etc. Existing and retired volunteers are always invited to apply for additional roles or transfers, too. See our main Volunteer page for openings and applications! Posted 03-02-06.
Judith Thompson Devlin has signed and sent the initial shipment of Voices of Scleroderma Volume 3 to those who contributed their story to this volume. It is packed with top notch medical information and support for scleroderma patients, caregivers, and their friends, families and doctors! The book (and book series) is for sale on Amazon and is also available by mail. Order your copies today! Posted 03-02-06. (Also see Voices of Scleroderma Book Series and Judith Thompson Devlin)
Families may enroll at the NIH Clinical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, just 9 miles north of Washington, DC or at their local physician's office. For information on the study, call the NIH patient recruiting office toll free at 1-800-411-1222 (For TTY: 1-866-411-1010). National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (NIH). Posted 01-11-06. (Also see Clinical Trial Open Enrollments, Scleroderma Research Registries and Causes of Scleroderma: Genetics )
SCLERO.ORG is the world's leading nonprofit for trustworthy research, support, education and awareness for scleroderma and related illnesses. We are a 501(c)(3) U.S.-based public charitable foundation, established in 2002. Meet Our Team. Donations may also be mailed to: