Resources

Support Resources

It is Scleroderma Atlantic’s objective to provide up to date and relevant information and helpful resources for the scleroderma community. 

These resources are of primary interest to those living with scleroderma, caregivers, family members, medical professionals, healthcare students, and those with an interest in scleroderma. 

This page features links to a variety of external resources as well as Scleroderma Atlantic resources. 

The information and resources included on this page do not constitute medical advice. Always discuss any changes to your treatments or medications with your doctor first.

Claudine’s Story

I’ve been living with scleroderma for 24 years. In that time, I’ve learned that one of the hardest parts of this disease isn’t just the symptoms—it’s

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Rachel’s Story

I was diagnosed with scleroderma around 1991, but the journey began long before that. I experienced symptoms during my adolescence, such as digestive issues that

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Selina’s Story

June 5, 2025 In October 2007, life took an unexpected turn for me. It started with subtle signs—fatigue and swelling in my hands that made

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The David Shea Fund

Scleroderma treatments can often lead to difficult, unexpected expenses for items such as medications, treatments, and travel to appointments. It is recognized that expenses such as these can place a significant burden on scleroderma patients to the point where they opt out of recommended treatments.

To assist with these financial hardships Scleroderma Atlantic has established a patient support program in memory of David Shea.This fund provides financial assistance to individuals living with scleroderma who incur expenses related to the treatment of scleroderma and/or its related symptoms.

Multimedia Resources

Research Highlights

Spin-Share Platform: How To Register

Supporting people living with scleroderma from around the world by providing rehabilitation and psychosocial online programs free-of-charge. To have access to Spin Online toolkits, login

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