Texas - What You Need to Know About Lupus And The Kidneys

Senator José Menéndez invites you to
a live discussion about lupus and the kidneys!

Lupus nephritis, a silent but serious complication of lupus,
can lead to permanent kidney damage and even kidney failure.

If you, a loved one or a family member are living with lupus or lupus nephritis, join us for an upcoming town hall to hear more about lupus nephritis from community leaders, a medical expert and a person with lupus nephritis!

Thursday, August 29

7:00 PM

Northside Activity Center

Building A, Main Room

7001 Culebra Rd

San Antonio, TX 78238

Complimentary light meal will be provided.

Speakers

Senator José Menéndez

Dr. Pendleton Wickersham

Estela, care partner & Juana, living with lupus

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