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This area features articles that appear in "The Voice" written by real kids living with scleroderma. It's a place to care and share, and know that you're not alone.

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March, 2008 Alivia WatsonAlivia Watson

"I was diagnosed with Raynaud’s when I was 4. My doctor told my mom and dad that I may have scleroderma. He kept a good watch on me for three years, and when I was 7 he told my mom and dad that I had systemic sclerosis."

September, 2007 Cynthia CervantesCynthia Cervantes

"My experience with scleroderma began more than a year ago when I suddenly would get weak, my body ached, and my vision was getting worse."

March, 2007 Samantha MurraySamantha Murray, National Youth Ambassador for the Scleroderma Foundation

"Kids aren’t supposed to get this disease—it’s for grownups, mostly women like my mom’s age."

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