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Turning 30 and My Choice to Fight Rheumatoid Arthritis

This is not at all the way I had imagined my life.  These are not the plans I had made for myself.  I had plans and goals to accomplish and I just knew nothing would get in the way of my dreams.  I was going to have it all!   Little did I know that I was going to have it all, alright!   I was going to have pain in... Read moreChevron

Taking pride in who we are as rheumatoid arthritis sufferers

I'm a proud person and I always have been. I don't like to ask for help, especially when I need it the most. I don't like to admit that there are things I am unable to do. And I sure don't like anyone thinking I am anything less than superwoman. I am too proud to admit that I can no longer take on the world as I once was able to. A lot of us... Read moreChevron

The Optimistic Pessimist and Living With RA

The Optimistic Pessimist and living with RA   It's truely hard to look at the glass and see it as half full when it is so clearly half empty. It is truely hard to look at the sky and say what a beautiful day it is when the sky is black and it is pouring down hard. It is truely hard to say I will have a such a great life when your dreams... Read moreChevron

The difference is...

The difference is...   I really appreciate the differences in my two boys, in fact I celebrate them. I love them more than I ever thought possible to love someone, and I tell them all day everyday how they make me the happiest momma in the world! My oldest son Gavin is nine. He is brilliant. He has always been in the 98 percentile of... Read moreChevron

My journey with the Arthritis Foundation and how my love of art has inspired me to help others

I was raised by my grandparents and I was very fortunate. My grandpa, being a deacon in our church, took me everywhere with him. I was his constant "tag-along" and I didn't mind one bit. He was always my hero. I remember how every sunday afternoon my grandpa would take me on a grocery shopping trip. This, however, was not the normal grocery... Read moreChevron

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