Well, up here in Canada there are programs through the provincial governments for people with disabilities to help them afford tuition etc. The challenge is getting them to understand that lupus is a valid disability. So I'm sure, in whatever state you live, there must be something like that available. I'd contact your local lupus chapter organization and see if they know where you should apply, etc. They have a lot of great resources available and would probably have no trouble assisting you.
I think your direction of studies is fantastic! What an incredibly rewarding career you're going to have. Good on you!!!
I can do anything through Jesus Christ who strengthens me. I have learned in whatever state I am in,to be content. Phillipians 4:11-13
34 years old. Diagnosed with lupus in 2000. Fibromyalgia, anti-phospholipid syndrome(APS)(stroke),Sjogren's, Raynaud's, seizure disorder-(miraclulously disappeared!), Libman Sach's Endocarditis, vasculitis, sacroiliitis, arthritis (neck) . Prednisone, Imuran, Coumadin, Clobazam, Amitriptyline, didrocal, Cozaar, calcium, Cykolokapron, multi-vitamin, vitamin D, Magnesium, vitamin B6, Acidophilus