Contact

Listen­ing Ear

We are here for you!

Would you like to talk to someone? 

Do you just want to unbur­den your­self? Do you need advice? Do you feel that health­care pro­viders are not tak­ing you ser­i­ously? Do you feel alone with your lupus? 

Then please contact:

Heike Thomys | 079 647 36 60 | heike.thomys@lupus-suisse.ch

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The region­al groups are also suit­able for dir­ect contact.

If you need urgent help, or wish to con­tact someone by phone, chat, or email, please reach out to 143.ch – Die Darge­botene Hand. 

Togeth­er

“We warmly invite you to take the first step and con­tact us. Togeth­er, we can talk about any­thing that is on your mind.” 

The effects of lupus eryth­em­atosus can par­tic­u­larly affect adoles­cents, as they are in a phase of intense phys­ic­al and emo­tion­al devel­op­ment. The dis­ease can impact young people’s self-esteem, espe­cially if they have vis­ible symp­toms such as skin rashes or swell­ing. Deal­ing with the demands of school life can be made more dif­fi­cult by the dis­ease, which can lead to prob­lems at school and in social activities.