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bucky badger is doing the best I can
- Location: WI, United States
- Gender: Male
- Bio: a husband and father of 2 awesome young boys!
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Rheumatoid ArthritisDRUGS I AM TAKING:
Sulfazine, prednisone, humaria, hydrochloroquine, folic acidABOUT ME:
I was diagnosed with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis in the fall 2007 shortly after I was blessed with my second son. I am married and have two sons and we live in a small town in Wisconsin. I never heard of Rheumatoid Arthritis until my Mom was diagnosed in the spring of 2007. While it stinks to have both of us with RA it is nice for us to be able to compare our treatments and symptoms and in a way brought us closer together. I have found it sometimes takes something so severe to show you what you really have in life! I love Badger football, basketball and hockey and when they are not competing my passion is fishing for Muskies.PHOTOS:
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