For people living with certain autoimmune diseases, the summer can be an extremely unpleasant time of year. So, we’ve compiled some of our best tips to stay cool, protected and prepared on your next summer adventure.

For many, especially Seattleites used to persistent rain and overcast skies, the summer might just be the best time of the year. But, spikes in temperatures and intense sun pose serious risks to people with diseases like multiple sclerosis, lupus and scleroderma. And if you follow a certain schedule to manage your symptoms, changes in daily routines can be difficult.

We know that summer can be challenging for those of you who have an autoimmune disease—but it’s still possible to take advantage of the summer’s best offerings.

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