We Are IllBeyond ILL Membership Community 2026
Beyond ILL is a living, breathing community of chronically ill women who know what it means to fight for your health and your joy, women who get your faith, your flavor, and your fight.
Chronically ill women, including Black women living with MS or lupus, and the loved ones who walk beside them · Year-round · $25/month or $275/year
From weareillmatic.com/beyond-ill-membership-community-2026 ↗About this program
Our Beyond ILL Membership Community is a unified offering that blends year‑round virtual membership.
This isn’t just another “group.” It’s a living, breathing community of chronically ill women who know exactly what it means to fight for your health and your joy.
Beyond ILL isn’t here to focus on our diagnosis. It’s here for power, connection, and the kind of understanding you can’t ChatGPT can’t give you! Beyond ILL is where you can exhale.
Membership is a tax-deductible donation of $25/month or $275/year.
This membership community aims to: Create a virtual home for ongoing connection, support, and education; Equip members with practical disease-management tools and wellness strategies; Foster authentic community bonds through peer stories and in-person gatherings; Amplify Black women’s health-equity advocacy and resource sharing
Details
- Who
- Chronically ill women, including Black women living with MS or lupus, and the loved ones who walk beside them
- When
- Year-round
- Where
- Online
- Cost
- $25/month or $275/year
Run by
Empowering Black Women with MS & Lupus: A Wellness & Self‑Advocacy ProjectAfter serving 50 Black women in Atlanta, this program is growing, now in partnership with Shepherd Center and Wellstar Health System.Understanding and Managing RelapsesThis virtual series clears up one of the most confusing parts of MS, including “smoldering” progression that builds quietly between flares, and what sets relapsing MS apart from PPMS.This Is Lupus: The Reality for Black WomenThis powerful virtual experience pairs the lived truth of Black women living with Lupus with insight from a rheumatology expert to close the gaps in understanding, diagnosis, and daily life.