15 Questions with Jana Eshaghian – Dealing with the Stress of Being a Parent with Lupus

A parent with lupus adds challenges to the already heavy demands of being a parent. Small adjustments to your lifestyle can help minimize disruptions in your children’s daily schedule and activities. You will be able to devote more quality time to your children when you receive more rest and reduce stress. This month, Jana Eshaghian will respond to questions regarding ways to address the stress of being a parent with lupus.


Submit your questions to Ms. Eshaghian by December 7. If you have a question about lupus that is not associated with this month’s topic, we invite you to submit your inquiry to our LFA Health Educators and your question will be answered as soon as possible.

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Lupus: Learn from the Experts - Parents Caring for Children with Lupus

Lupus: Learn from the Experts is an education series from the Lupus Foundation of America, Inc. The program consists of free educational telephone conference calls on a variety of topics designed to provide you with important information about living with lupus. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from some of the world’s leading lupus experts from the comfort and privacy of your home.

Upcoming Program: Parents Caring for Children with Lupus
Saturday, November 19, 2011 1pm-2pm EST
Presenter: Emily von Scheven, MD
To register for the Parents Caring for Children with Lupus Teleconference, click here.

To listen to previous programs or to download other programs, please visit www.lupus.org/learn.