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Raynaud’s disease causes an exaggerated vascular spasm from cold temperatures or stress. Blood vessels narrow drastically, turning fingers and toes white or blue, causing painful numbness, throbbing, and burning. Despite affecting up to 1 in 10 Americans, it remains virtually invisible on public health maps.
To force this hidden condition onto the global radar, the Association has established an interactive tracking map designed for quick and easy participation. Patients are urged to simply confirm they suffer from the cold and log their geographic location to instantly be counted as joining the fight. While participants can choose to further personalize their map pins by sharing a “Warrior code name,” a brief story, or a battlefield photo, these deeper elements are entirely optional.
“For too long, Raynaud’s has been dismissed as a minor inconvenience, leaving millions to fight this freezing battle in isolation,” said Lynn Wunderman, Chairman of the Raynaud’s Association. “This year, we are shifting the emphasis from our quiz format to a real-time data map. By simply confirming their location, our community will provide visual proof to demonstrate that Raynaud’s is a legitimate medical issue that deserves global attention, answers, and immediate action.”
Every coordinate logged translates into collective ammunition to validate patient struggles and expose the widespread reality of this painful disorder.
The Raynaud’s Association encourages everyone struggling with freezing, painful digits to visit www.RaynaudsMap.org to instantly pin their location to the map.
About the Raynaud’s Association:
The Raynaud’s Association is a national 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing support, information, and resources to millions of sufferers experiencing extreme sensitivity to cold temperatures and stress.
SOURCE RAYNAUD’S ASSOCIATION INC

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