I heard something the other day that made me smile.
Arthritis is a dis-ease. We are dis-eased, not "dizzeazed". I am simply not at ease. I am dis-eased.
Let's start saying "dis-ease" like it is meant to be said, instead of that awful word, "dizeaze"
STAY HAPPY, STAY STRONG, STAY POSITIVE, DO SOMETHING THAT YOU LOVE TO DO TODAY!
I LOVE the positive attitude you present.
One of the many things I've learned about RA and at least me personally over two decades is that it has an emotional component. I find flare ups happen with stressful periods. Mine started at the end of a long marriage, handling financial woes associated with it and three teenage boys, surgery and no community to support me.
So, find ways for pleasure, relieve stress and have a great support group handy. Being positive minded is core! Good for you.
I LOVE the positive attitude you present.
One of the many things I've learned about RA and at least for me personally over the past two decades is that it has an emotional component. I find flare ups happen with stressful periods. Mine started at the end of a long marriage, handling financial woes associated with it and three teenage boys, surgery and no community to support me.
So, find ways for pleasure, relieve stress and have a great support group handy. Being positive minded is core! Good for you.
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I'm on Board! The Dis - Ease of living with RA just means that We Are the Warriors in Life and We are Heroes in Our Own Right! Peace, Love, Unity, Respect!