From Confusion to Confidence
We talk openly about the things others shy away from: the anxiety, the physical discomfort, and the complexity of daily life with LS. But we don’t stop at the challenges. We share what is working, what we’ve learned from experts, and how we are reclaiming our quality of life.
You’ll leave these sessions feeling less isolated, more informed, and ready to take your next steps with confidence.
What to Expect
Testimonial from an LS Sister
I participated in my first virtual meet up in November. I was anxious but excited. I had no idea what to expect but felt great relief and such a lightness after the meeting. I finally felt heard; I finally felt seen. I had been diagnosed for about two years at this point, and up until then, I went through it all alone. The physical pain, the awful symptoms, the grieving of lost anatomy, the frustration, and fear for my future. I had never heard about LS prior to my diagnosis and never knew anyone with it after until the meetup. While I’m saddened that anyone has to live with this awful disease, I’m deeply grateful for the connections I have made and the community I am now apart of. I feel a sense of belonging and support that I couldn’t have dreamed about prior to the virtual meetup. Forever grateful for you, Kathy.
Jaclyn
Toronto, Canada
Stop Searching. Start Connecting.
Your community is waiting to meet you. Join a conversation where you don’t have to explain your symptoms because we already understand them.
In this circle, everyone belongs. We use inclusive, gender-neutral language to honor the diverse experiences of everyone living with LS. Thank you for helping us make sure every person feels supported and at home.

Disclaimers
Important Information:
The LSSN team is patient advocates, not medical providers or mental health professionals. We provide peer support and education, but we cannot give medical advice or replace the care of your doctor or therapist.
If You Are in Crisis
LSSN does not provide emergency or crisis support. If you are in immediate danger or feel you cannot keep yourself safe, please call your local emergency services or go to the nearest emergency room immediately. Crisis Lines
