What a Nice “Voice” You Have

"Scleroderma Voice" March 2007 Is Out! Articles in this issue include: – Foundation Awards $1 Million in Research Grants – New! What's Up, Doc? – Survivor: Lung Transplant Recipient Doing Well – Her Miracle: The Sherlyn Delaney Roberts Story

The next issue of the Scleroderma Foundation’s quarterly magazine, “Scleroderma Voice,” should be arriving in mailboxes the week of March 12.

The March 2007 issue features cover girl Sherlyn Delaney Roberts, who provides a diary account of her experience with a stem cell transplant. The magazine also profiles Richard Bates, who has recovered well following a lung transplant due to complications from scleroderma.

Poster child Samantha Murray authored a short story on what it is like to have scleroderma as a youth, while her doctor, Thomas Lehman, M.D., writes a story on how to cope with a youngster who has a chronic disease.

The magazine has several new features that will be in each edition. They include a section called "What’s Up, Doc?", in which doctors will answer your scleroderma-related questions, and a section titled "Managing" that lists products that our members have found useful.

If you would like to become a member and start receiving the magazine, you may call toll free 800-722-HOPE from 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Eastern time, Monday–Friday. Have your credit card handy. You may also make a donation of $25 or more through our Donate link on our Web site. Checks may also be mailed to Scleroderma Foundation, 300 Rosewood Drive, Suite 105, Danvers, MA 01923.