Dairy farmer Brianne "Brie" Hyde was diagnosed with lupus after experiencing "overwhelming fatigue" and low-grade fevers, severe joint pain, and fatigue. She initially thought her symptoms were due to her physical nature of her job. Despite multiple false diagnoses, Hyde was referred to a rheumatologist and diagnosed with the chronic autoimmune disease. She began using Saphnelo, approved by the FDA, which dampens the excessive type I interferon signature found in many lupsus patients. The new version of Saphne allows patients to self-administer their treatments, and Hyde credits this change to her transformation. She also shares her story to encourage others to recognize symptoms and seek help sooner.