My sister was diagnosed with Scleroderma about two months ago after years of problems, and we were looking up on the internet information for her when I saw Morphea. Now I still don't know if I should try to find out anything or not but at least I know this was real. Morphea is a form of Limited Scleroderma. It only affects the skin, and not the internal organs. Morphea often goes away on its own within several years.
Some cases persist, however, and it can be quite disfiguring.
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