I'm new here. I've been diagnosed with SLE for 10 years now. Had it all my life, in fact. Other than being sick, I find the most annoying thing is the Dr.'s attitudes: "It's all in your head" "It's not that bad" "It's PTSD from your bad childhood" and "You don't have lupus". ***? Where did they learn how to be supportive of patients? Why don't they just learn to say such things as: "I don't know what's wrong" "Clearly there's a problem, I just don't know what it is".