First I am aslo proud of your daughter (maybe she can treat me!!! )... your are not bragging... that is just the way it is ... congrats, you also have a nice Holiday. A bit of input (in the best way intenteded)...
Hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil), chloroquine (Aralen), and quinacrine (Atabrine) are medications that were originally used to prevent or treat malaria. However, during World War II it was also found that these medications were effective in treating the symptoms of lupus.
Some anti-inflammatory agents and antibiotics are on this list, as well as biologics used intravenously to treat rheumatic diseases. Most cases of drug-induced lupus have been associated with procainamide (PronestylÂ®), hydralazine (ApresolineÂ®), and quinidine (QuinigluteÂ®). The risk for developing lupus-like disease from any of the other 43 drugs is low or very low; with some drugs, only one or two cases have been reported.