Patients living with more than one chronic disease face unique challenges. Unfortunately, comorbidities seem more and more common especially with autoimmune diseases. As someone living with multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis, I am understandable drawn to other patients who live with the same combination of diseases.
This week is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week so I asked a few MS/RA patients to share their stories with us today. Six patients were kind enough to contribute. ...
Recently at MultipleSclerosisCentral.com, I mentioned that I would begin writing here at MyRACentral.com. Several of the commenters on... Read more »
Sometimes when I wake up in the morning and the sun is shining brightly through my white curtains, I just know that it's going to be a... Read more »
In honor of Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week, I asked a few patients who live with both MS and RA (as I do) to share their stories with us... Read more »
Did that headline grab your attention? It would me if I knew the person behind the computer screen. "What news, Lisa? Tell us," you... Read more »
Last Friday evening, I participated in a bi-weekly chat hosted by fellow MS blogger, Joan of A Short in the Cord, who was profiled... Read more »
Both RA and fibromyalgia cause fatigue Fatigue is often the most difficult FM symptom to describe to others because they think you're just a little tired. However, it's a pervasive, all-encompassing exhaustion that can interfere with even the...
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