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Lene  Andersen

Lene Andersen

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posted 12/02/2009, comments (0)

Designing Woman with RA: An Interview With Louisa Summerfield

Louisa Summerfield, 43, has turned what many see as adversity into an advantage. Diagnosed at age 9 with severe juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, she started using a wheelchair in her early teens. Not finding what she was looking for in comfortable, fashionable clothes, she founded WheelieChix-Chic in 2007, offering clothes and lingerie for women... Read moreChevron
carqueenbee

carqueenbee

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Have had RA for over 20yrs. Thankful I am doing well Now
posted 11/30/2009, comments (2)

How I got my life back

My life has been full of many blessings but also many challenges.  I am the Mom of 4 girls, have been married for 24 years,   have an unstable dog who thinks he is human and a psycho kitty who thinks she is a dog.  I love it when all of my kids are home and the house is full of activity.  My entire life I felt strongly... Read moreChevron
Alexandra1214

Alexandra1214

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Retired Administrative Asst. that now Trains & Shows Dogs!
posted 11/30/2009, comments (0)

Parts 3, 4, & 5!!

Ok ... I think I left off with going to the Casinos after my first surgery ... didn't win ... but did well enough ... lol .... a few weeks later the final surgery ... they knocked me out for this one, after asking me my name and what I was in the hospital for gazillion times (evidentally something they do now in the hospital) .... I must say, that... Read moreChevron
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Sara Nash

Sara Nash

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Young, single professional in New York City
posted 11/24/2009, comments (26)

When Doing Less With Rheumatoid Arthritis Gives You So Much More

When I was in high school, I qualified for what you would call an overachiever: I was a straight-A student, was in rehearsal or working on the high school play nearly every day after school, took dance classes upwards of three times a week, and still managed to find time to hang out with my friends. In college, the trend continued as I engrossed... Read moreChevron
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Hollybgroovin

Hollybgroovin

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posted 11/23/2009, comments (3)

The Blame Game

The Blame Game   Oh the joys of rheumatoid arthritis and the guilt, depression, and the blame that comes with it.  It's called the blame game and I play it so well.  I blame rheumatoid arthritis for the things I no longer can do.  I blame my doctors for telling me I wasn't sick and for me having to spend years without... Read moreChevron
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