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Aquaris
posted 11/05/2009, comments (3)

Natural supplements for RA

My mom is on the following supplements in addition to methotrexate and NSAIDs (Aleve).   - Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega Liquid (1 - 2 tsp per day) - Glucosamine with Chondroitin- 1.5 gm/day + 600mg (Enzymatic Therapy) - MSM - 2 gm/day (Enzymatic Therapy) - Lyprinol - 4 capsules per day (Enzymatic Therapy)   Is there... Read moreChevron
pmedrano

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I have had RA since i was 4. Have flare ups every 7 years or so.
posted 10/15/2009, comments (4)

Feeling a LOT better

Hi All,   I get the impression that most people flock to these RA sites when their condition is deteriorating and they feel depressed. I know that is the case for me. However, I am here today to give you an update on my RA that made it very hard to walk; I had swelling from my ankles through my knees and stiffness and fatigue. Four months... Read moreChevron
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Sara Nash

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Young, single professional in New York City
posted 10/14/2009, comments (18)

The Dead Sea and Me

See the accompanying comic!   The other day while showing my mother pictures from my recent trip to Egypt and Jordan, she said to me, "You know, you never took all these crazy kind of trips before you had RA."   She has a point. Although I did plenty of traveling before my rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis in 2007, most of it was to... Read moreChevron
Ellen

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BA-Music, MM-Music Theory, married with 1 daughter, 25...
posted 10/14/2009, comments (3)

Not the R-word but some good news....and a question/ about the emotional side of RA

Allow me to share some good news.  Just got some blood test results, and for the first time, my neutrophils are on the low end of normal (they're the inflammatory white blood cells...).   It's good for RA, yet I wouldn't want them to go any lower (because they also protect against bacterial infection)!   and this is 7 days... Read moreChevron
redhotscorp61

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posted 10/11/2009, comment (1)

Living with RA

Living with RA.
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