Skip To My Lupus Incorporated
Board Of Directors
Tamara Rajah, MS
Chief Executive Officer
Augusta State University,
Bachelor of Arts Sociology
Strayer University, Master of Accounting
National Association of Professional Women
United Way Citizens Advisory Board
Forbes CEO Network
American Legion Post 12
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 10
Experience Alumni Advisory Board
Georgia Court Appointed Special Advocate
United States Army Veteran
Leiutenant Colonel Hector Sheppard, Jr.
Controller
Georgia Institute of Technology,
Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering
Troy State University, Master of Management
United States Marine Corps
Member Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Alison Sheppard, BA
Chief Financial Officer
Columbia College,
Bachelor of Arts Communication
Richland County Schools District II
Sandra Moore, BA, BTh
Hispanic Linguist
Augusta State University,
Bachelor of Arts Spanish
Whole Life School of Theology,
Bachelor of Theology
Richmond County Board of Education
Treasurer, Hispanic-American
Cultural Association / Asocacion Cultural Hispanoamericano
Angelo Hatcher, MA
Northeast Medical Correspondent
United States Navy Veteran
Washington Metropolitan
Area Transit Authority
Support Services
- Prescription Assistance
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- Support Group Meetings
- Conferences/Seminars
- Health Fairs
- Blood Drives
- Resource Collaboration
- Disaster Relief
- Prayer/Spirituality
- Alternative Medicine
- Bereavement Support
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Lupus is a chronic, autoimmune disease that
causes inflammation which can damage major
organs such as the heart, lungs, kidneys, skin,
and brain. There are many different symptoms,
so it affects each person differently. Among the
most common symptoms are extreme fatigue
and body aches.
Lupus is unpredictable because it is a disease of flares (periods when symptoms worsen and you feel ill) and remissions (symptoms improve and you feel better)
Lupus can range from mild to life-threatening.
Symptoms usually can be managed with proper diet
and medical treatment.
