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What is lupus?

How can the Lupus Foundation New England help?

Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes the immune system to attack healthy tissue resulting in inflammation, particularly of the skin, joints and kidneys. It develops most commonly in women between the ages of 15-45, and occurs more often in African-American, Hispanics, Native Americans and Asians. Men can get lupus too. Lupus is not infectious or cancerous.

The Lupus Foundation New England serves people with lupus, their families and caregivers by providing information, education and support programs.

What are the symptoms?

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Some symptoms of lupus can be joint and muscle pain, extreme fatigue, skin rashes, rash or redness on the face (known as “butterfly rash”), fevers, hair loss, pleurisy, loss of appetite, mouth or nose sores and sensitivity of the fingers and/or toes to the cold. Often, symptoms develop so slowly that no pattern emerges, or they come and go. Lupus never affects two people the same way.

Understanding Lupus

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This is a program in which rheumatologists and other specialists provide answers to call-in and email questions. The Foundation participates in workshops, health fairs and seminars about lupus and related health topics throughout our service area. Area support groups meet on a regular basis by professionally trained facilitators where people can discuss lupus, new treatments and strategies for living well with the disease. A toll-free line is available to all in the New England area for physician referrals, social security disability issues or just to talk about current concerns. 1-877 NO LUPUS

40 Speen Street, Suite 205 Framingham, MA 01701-1898 T: 508-872-5200 F: 508-872-0060 Toll Free: 1-877 NO LUPUS www.lupusne.org

The cause of lupus is still not known but scientists suspect that some people have a genetic predisposition to lupus and that environmental factors such as infections, antibiotics, ultraviolet light, stress and some drugs can trigger lupus. How can I get a diagnosis?

Lupus can be difficult to diagnose because it mimics many other diseases. No single test can determine if someone has lupus. A complete medical history, physical examination and laboratory tests can determine a diagnosis. Early detection and treatment can usually lessen the progression and severity of this disease. Symptoms can be controlled with appropriate treatment, and most people diagnosed with lupus can lead active healthy lives. www.lupusne.org

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The Foundation provides help and hope to those touched by this disease while increasing awareness and funding for vital medical research. We rely on your support to make this happen. You can make a difference.

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Riverside Community Care has been a vital resource in eastern and central Massachusetts for more than four decades. We offer a broad range of health and human services, including mental healthcare, developmental disability and brain injury programs, information. Patients may also call substance abuse treatment, and early themselves. childhood services. Each year, more than 15,000 adults, children and adolescents Contact Information: Blue Jean Ball seek Riversideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s help. Our reach also Over other care extends Raises to municipalities, For questions or to make a referral to $100K providers, and corporations. Whatever Riversideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Urgent Behavioral Healthcare wherever it may be, Riversideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 3rd annual Heart & we strive On October 6, Riverside announced a merger withthe need, Center, call 508-876-8074. Soul Blue Jean Ballinnovative was a rollick- care the Guidance Center, a child and family service to deliver responsive, ing success â&#x20AC;&#x201C; raising over $100K agency serving Cambridge, Somerville, and surto build healthy communities. in support of Riverside programs rounding communities. With this merger and a that helps my office?

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dedicated to helping individuals number of new contracts, our services to youth and and families build brighter fufamilies have more than doubled in the last year. tures. Close to 200 guests enjoyed The Guidance Center, which has been an invalua lively auction hosted in by the Susan able resource in the Cambridge area since 1954, Other Riverside Services Wornick of WCVB-TV, dined provides an array of integrated services to help Valley: on New Orleans style cuisine, children and families cope with developmental, Blackstone and danced the night away to the mental health, social and behavioral difďŹ culties, as Emergency Services Lousiana Zydeco and well as a range of disabilities. The Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s con- Psychiatric Blues music of tinuum of services supports the goals of all parents: orand(800) 294-4665 Major Handy to see their children imagine hopeful futures and (508) 634-3420 his band. grow into healthy productive members of the Outpatient Services at Upton Guidance Center Main OfďŹ ce community. It was a very in Cambridge special evening The Guidance Center will retain its name and ser-(508) 529-7000 that, without the vices in Cambridge and Somerville. Borja Alvarez de Toledo, who had been support of our sponVP of Operations for The Guidance Center, has become the Division Director sors and supporters for Riversideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newly-created Child and Family Division, which includes all would not have Guidance Center programs. Susan C. Ayers, The Guidance Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s former been posExecutive Director, is now the Director of Development of Child and Family sible. We Services for Riverside. We are currently in the process of integrating operawant to, tions for maximum efďŹ ciency, and will continue to operate existing programs in particuin their respective geographic areas. lar, thank â&#x20AC;&#x153;We are excited about the powerful synergies between our agencies and the Ronna Miller major impact we will have on the well being of children and families in more and Sally Mcthen 60 communities,â&#x20AC;? said Ms. Ayers. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Guidance Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vibrant comNamara, the mitment to family-centered and community-based work is complimented by Co-chairs of Riverside, ensuring that Massachusettsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; children and families will continue to [Continued on page three]

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Tri-County Medical providers Who is and other primary care appropriate practitioners may refer to refer to the any patient with behavioral Urgent Behavioral health needs who is not Healthcare Center? already receiving treatment. The patient may be experiencing acute symptoms or may have persistent symptoms that are interfering with daily functioning.

What information is necessary when I make a referral?

The Center is located right on Route 140 in the southern part of Upton at 206 Milford Street. Day and evening appointments are available to accommodate referred patients.

Depending on the needs of the patient, he or she may remain in Riversideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Urgent Behavioral Healthcare Center for crisis stabilization and short-term treatment, particularly if medication is necessary. After stabilization, the patient will be referred to a mental health provider in the community or back to the referring physician for ongoing mental healthcare. Riverside will provide regular updates to the referring physician and provide consultation, if necessary, after the patient is referred back.

Patients and referring physicians will be asked for the following information: s Patient demographics, social security number, insurance subscriber information and contact information.

s Specific information regarding the reason for the referral, including background of the client, reported/observed symptoms, and current or previous interventions. Information concerning any suicidality, homicidality, psychosis, and current medications is critically important. A Riverside clinician will contact the patient within one to two business days â&#x20AC;&#x201C; or sooner if necessary â&#x20AC;&#x201C; to schedule an appointment. Riverside will evaluate the patient and confer with the referring physician regarding a care plan.

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Thank You to Our Donors

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Contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations allow Riverside to prov high-quality services to adults, children and families in more than 70 Massachusetts ci We would like to thank everyone who made a donation to Riverside during the past Fi (July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010). We are deeply grateful for your generosity.

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communities by providing local, community-based behavioral healthcare and human services that enrich the lives of individuals and their families. Each year, more than

15,000 people across Massachusetts depend on Riverside for quality mental health care, developmental disability and brain injury services, early childhood services and substance abuse treatment. Cities, towns and private companies also turn to Riverside to help their communities deal with the emotional aftermath of tragic events.

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Taking Action: How Riverside Responded Through the Year to the Local, National and World Events that Affected Our Staff and the People We Serve.

Questions for School on Bullying and a Suicide — New York Times,

April 1, 2010

Riverside’s statewide network of trauma response teams provided expertise to the affected communities. In June, Riverside and The Guidance Center, with Partners Health Care and the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health offered a full-day conference on “Bullying: Lessons in Prevention and Intervention” to a sold out audience of mental health professionals and school personnel.

January’s catastrophic earthquake in Haiti left 230,000 people dead and one million homeless. Its repercussions reached far beyond the borders of the island nation, with particular impact on the Boston area’s large Haitian immigrant population. With significant numbers of Haitians among our staff and the people we serve, Riverside clinicians provided counseling support to many. Additionally, the Riverside Trauma Center participated in citywide events in Somerville and provided trauma response — Los Angeles Times, experts to the City of Boston’s Haitian January 13, 2010

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Homeland’s Crisis Strains Haitian Families in Region — Boston Globe, February 8, 2010

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With Massachusetts domestic violence homicides in 2010 on pace to surpass statistics from 2009, Riverside is proud to be part of the response. Children with Voices: A Child Witness to Violence, one of our Guidance Center programs, has been awarded a grant from the Department of Justice to coordinate the Cambridge Arlington Belmont High Risk Assessment and Response Team (CAB HART). This multi-disciplinary, community-based team aims to reduce and prevent domestic violence homicides and hold offenders accountable by refining and tightening existing relationships between police, courts, and community providers.

Domestic Violence Out of Control

— Washington Post, February 10, 2010

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