Advice of Sarcoidosis

Staying more active when possible

by Leah Lodermeier

Mtx

by Tiberi Antonio

Good doctors that listen to me

by Patricia

Walking & losing weight

by Annie

Know that you only can do the best you can

by Sheri

When you breathe air from natural saline feel good

by Loredana

taking medications no matter how they change your appearance

by Carol

No more soda, fast food or junk in my diet

by Lisa

I've just begun Remicade and I think I do feel a little bit better but I'm only a few days in so...time will tell.

by Laurie Slocum

Becoming a grandmother

by Rhonda

Believe in your doctors

by LYSTRA SAMAROO

Having an on-line support group that helps me understand how the disease manifests with others

by Joann

Avoiding to much sugar and salt and white rice

by Aysha Abbasi

Turmeric and cinnamon , got list of ant-inflammatory foods online.

by Kay Hudson

Steroids

by Anita

Now have COPD caused by sarcoidosis damage.

by Anise

My family understanding more about my illness.

by Mrs Julie Lorraine Dennison

Improved support has helped, particularly on Facebook.

by Marilyn Beckly

No Sun

by Ingrid

No stress

by Dorothy

Getting enough rest and accepting that napping is necessary and not a luxury.

by Mary M.

My daughter is my support. I'd have not made it through without her. She has been diagnosed also now so we work together as a team.

by Stephanie Stefan

I pray and study biblical teachings daily

by Amy Garrison

support of my husband

by Judy Scott

Doctor R Carole has given me support, care, understanding and an ear to bend when needed

by Nadine Kingsley

Azathioprine and Hydrochloroquine sulphate

by Peter Devonald

Positive thinking and support from family

by Priscilla Malneek

Being able to work from home once a week. Makes a big difference.

by Neil

having someone in the family who understands

by lorna white

Exercise

by Michelle Hoad

Hacer largas caminatas

by Maria Contreras Ilvander

Relax as much and with the best quality you can

by Liakouras THeD

Plenty of sleep

by Nancy Fellows

Having doctors who understand the disease & don't look at me as though I'm nuts

by Amy

My wife has always been there for me

by Mike Soboleski

My wife, Denise, who has supported me throughout and cared for me when necessary

by Peter McLean

My loving husband and family

by Noreen o mahony

Yoga

by

Eat fresh fruit and veg...go paleo.

by EMMA

Excersise cardio low impact

by Cindy Daddio

Im in an abusuve verbally & emotionally abusive setting

by Blair Miller

A thorough, careful & caring Specialist Doctor, and a caring General Practitioner.

by Dianne

Stay positive and not let the disease define you!

by

Acceptance that life changes

by Caroline

Doing and teaching Art.

by Karen

Supportive husband & mother who really get it and are always there to help.

by Kerry W

Medical books, journals and papers, as few medications as possible

by Barbara

My knowledgable doctors are a blessing.

by Jacci

rest when I need to, taking naps

by Kelly

Oxycodone

by Kristie