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amy's compassion

trying to master ra so I can enjoy those I value

posted 02/01/2009, comments (34)

This is harder than it looks!

Diagnosed last summer, ups and downs are surprising: sometimes occurring at the strangest times. I think I look pretty healthy which leaves others to think this is "all in my head" ra. But my fingers look and feel like cigars and my fatigue makes me sleep A LOT, especially after a work week. I took Prednisone to calm down my initial flare... Read more Chevron

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Twinkisses4me

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I have had RA for 9 years

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posted 12/24/2008, comments (5)

Mediterrnean Diet

Anyone? Do you eat a certain diet to help..I know certain things make me flare and I am trying to see if others feel the same way. I am going to be trying this diet. I am not overweight anymore but would like to see if there is a difference. I know right now that the following things bother... Read more Chevron

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Christine Miller

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In Remission from JRA, Active April 2006 to February 2009

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posted 12/10/2008, comments (0)

Studies discount Vitamins C & E for prevention of Rheumatoid Arthritis, heart disease and cancer

Vitamin E and vitamin C are both antioxidants, which are thought to protect against damage caused by reactive O2 radicals or free radicals. Free radicals are substances that can harm cells, tissues and organs and help cause damage in inflamed tissues and joints. Fruits and vegetables are rich in both, and it has been shown that people who... Read more Chevron

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alvinhop

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Caregiver and natural health researcher

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posted 12/07/2008, comments (0)

Foods to Avoid for Gout - Living a Healthy Life to Avoid Painful Gout Attacks

Gout is a type of arthritis that affects the joints, tendons, and other bodily tissues. Even as the medical condition is more common amongst men over 30, it is also known to develop in women who are post-menopausal or hypertensive. Several risks factors increase the chances of developing gout; therefore living a healthier life-style is... Read more Chevron

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