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Sara Nash on Rheumatoid Arthritis
Monday, September 05 2011
When I first found out that I had rheumatoid arthritis, I felt like the world needed to stop turning and hang perfectly still on its axis until I could get my bearings and understand what was happening to me. I wanted to hit pause on some universal remote control long enough to catch my breath and figure out what all of this meant and then... Read more
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Sara Nash on Rheumatoid Arthritis
Monday, August 22 2011
A few months back, I took part in the Arthritis Walk in New York City with the NYC Sick Chick Club – a group of young women living with RA and other autoimmune diseases that I met via my blog several years back. The group now consists of a handful of courageous women, but at the start, there were just three: myself, Jodi McKee... Read more
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Sara Nash on Rheumatoid Arthritis
Tuesday, July 26 2011
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In my quest to get fit again and boost my overall health, I’ve made a conscious effort to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into my diet, and there is no better time than now to take advantage of all that Summer has to offer. I love scouting out the local farmer’s market to see what’s in season, and... Read more
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Sara Nash on Rheumatoid Arthritis
Tuesday, July 12 2011
After spending four years in New York City living with roommates, moving into my own place felt like sweet relief: I was finally independent- really, truly independent. I couldn’t wait to relish the simple joy of coming home after a long, crazy day to a space that would be exactly the same as I’d left it that morning. The only... Read more
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Sara Nash on Rheumatoid Arthritis
Tuesday, June 28 2011
When I began my blog, one of the topics I wrote about often was dating- or rather my lack of dating. Overwhelmed by my diagnosis and the changes it had wrought on my life and body, I put a full stop to romance, but spent lots of time worrying and wondering about what it would be like to be with someone now that I had a chronic disease. Would I... Read more