4A’s Sisters Lupus Foundation reconize Lupus Warrior for the week – Meet Alzina Burrell Dural
Lupus since 2011,
Retiree with LCG,
Owner of Season the Green Leaf 
Sits on many Local City and State Boards.
A daughter wife sister mother aunt friend etc.
PS-Community Activist.
Show your 
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Born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and reared in South Texas, Melissa Hardin is a 44 year old mother of two daughters, poly partnered to two loving men, and focused on living her best life. After suffering for roughly 6 years, she was diagnosed with Lupus in February of 2019. Shortly after, she joined 4 A Sisters Lupus Support Group and began treatment. Melissa is now experiencing longer stretches between flares. She tries to be uplifting and supportive to people she meets no matter what it is they are going through.
Need help? No one is alone in this fight. Apply for a stipend by completing a short questionnaire here.
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY)- She’s always as “busy as a bee.” In fact, that’s her nickname.
Lafayette native Brenda Andrus gives her all to her family and her community earning her the distinction of being a “Remarkable Woman.”
From cooking meals in her own kitchen for seniors to serving in six organizations, including the Martin Luther King celebration committee, Andrus is all about community.
Read the entire article on KLFY 10.
Meet Mr. Shane Bruno 4-A’s Sisters Club Lupus Warrior of the Week.
Shane is a son, brother, husband, father, and a dear friend of many. Shane first join our Support group through his mom and sister making that phone call., telling me he may not attend the meetings or even speak with you but, you can try. And tried I did.
After speaking with Shane he agreed to attend our Monthly Meetings and participated in the events we hosted., even his kids. Keep that beautiful smile my friend.
Prayers being said for you and all the rest of our Lupie friends.
Lupus is a chronic auto-immune disease that involves your immune system. Your immune system is like a bodyguard against invaders, such as viruses, bacteria, and other germs.
Normally, your immune system works to fight off these invaders. But in the case of lupus, the immune system mistakenly attacks your own body’s healthy tissues.
