Most people have some sort of fear in their lives. Some are afraid of starting over again. Some are afraid of losing the ones they love. And then some are afraid that they won't have enough money to pay bills, or who are afraid of speaking in public.
My fear? My fe...
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CyndiLou
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Fullest Life Despite RA
susan cameronr
Saturday, March 29, 2008 at 07:12 PMMy love and prayers are with you. I am an older woman with RA and I have
twin sons who are 30, fearing that one of them may have RA. He has pain
in his little hands and knees for the past five years but has been in denial.
I am praying that God will move to do something quickly.
You are totally in my prayers and I am a born again christian lady who lives
in Boston but grew up in the South.
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Stephanie
Monday, April 07, 2008 at 04:38 PMYour story is amazing, my heart goes out to you completely. I applaud you for continuing to live your life, for having the strength to go out and ask for what you need to maintain your life.
I was diagnosed w/ RA at 24 and now, at 27, I have been pondering going to med school and my biggest fear(s) have been what will happen to my body while working towards the degree and paying for school.
After reading your post, you have given me the strength to go after my goals, using your words, "living life to its fullest." I don't want to look back on my life years from now and be angry at myself for not going after what I want to do. Even if I have to stop b/c of my RA, at least I gave it a try.
Thank you so much for posting this. This is my first time on this website and I feel like I stumbled across this to read your post, to give me the push that I needed.
I'll pray for you and know you are not alone in your RA!
Steph
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