When I was first dx I was 21, and I had just returned home from my study abroad, and going through college was hard and horrible most of the time. Most people just didn't understand. Now I'm 24, and after going to many doctors and trying tons of different pills, I feel almost like my old self. I still my issues, but I've started to understand what it means to live with RA. I know this sounds all cheezy, but IT'S THE TRUTH.
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