December 8, 2021
12/7/2021I am very light skinned and burn in the sun and I live in Illinois. Because of lupus I am not suppose to be in the sun. I hadn’t been bothered by it for 35yrs I was in remission. I found out I had it when we moved to Az. and my arms and face broke out in soars and I was tested for lupus and found out I had it. I always blamed the sun. Now I have come to a different way of thinking about all this. My father had RA and my niece has lupus, so I think I have always had it. I found myself sitting in the sun a lot this last summer and it felt so good. No sunscreen and I didn’t break out with the soars like I did many years ago.. The only way I knew it was back was because I was so tired all the time
and my knee hurt. Pain in my knee is gone now and I am not tired but Iam afraid if I don’t get back on my D3 I will be. I know 2000IU is not a lot and I am amazed
that it worked so fast for me so I must of been really low.
Thanks again,
Lori