Lupus Warrior of the Week

Yarcheka Burns

GM 🌎
4A’s Sisters Lupus Foundation would like to recognize
Yarcheka Burns as this week Lupus Warrior.

Yarcheka lives in Nashville, TN with her husband of 10 years and their 9 year old son.

She was diagnosed misdiagnosed with Lupoid Sclerosis in 2005 and was treated for both Lupus and MS for three years. After extensive testing and seeing several physicians it was discovered she had Lupus SLE and like so many later Fibromyalgia, Raynaund’s Syndrome, Connective Tissue Disease and Gastrointestinal Disease were added to the list.

Also struggled with hyperparathyroidism. The combination of these diseases often sends her body spiraling. Several body parts including her eyes have been impacted. Once went through a flare due to inflammation in her brain that left unable to walk for six weeks.

No one can face this type of pain and always be happy.

She encourages others to remember it’s okay to not be okay just don’t stay there! In those dark moments get you a song, book, slogan and of course much prayer to pull you through.

Yarcheka believes adding a friend to your village that has an autoimmune disorder is essential.

That allows you to speak to someone that walks a similar journey and understands your struggle. Finding a local support group has also helped her with having an outlet. She still work full-time which is not easy but, it does force her to refocus her energy.

So grateful for her support system. Yarcheka can’t give up there’s still more life to live!

Lupus Warrior of the WEEK

4A’S Sisters Lupus Foundation would like to recognize Anna Mae Tauriac Lawrence of Lafayette as this week Lupus Warrior.

Mrs. Anna is 88 years old who’s been married for 69 years to Mr. Joe who is 91 years old.

Anna suffers with Lupus over 20 plus years. She went into remission for about 10 years then it came back in early 90’s -suffering till today.

Show your 💘 for Mrs. Anna mother of the Famous and Coolest guy
Greg Lawrence

Lupus Warrior of the Week

4A’s Sisters Lupus Foundation would like to recognize Maxine Colligan Navarre as our Lupus Warrior of the week.

Maxine was diagnose with Lupus 29 years ago.
Works for Registrar of Voter Office, 32 years
Chief Deputy.
Married 30 years with 2 children and blessed with 2 grandchildren.

She loves Entertaining family, reading, traveling and playing with her grand babies but, most of all spending time with God.

Show some 💘.

Warrior for the week

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 💘!

Lupus Warrior of the Week

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.

Lupus Warrior of the Week

Lupus Warrior this Week

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.