You've Come A Long Way, Baby

A year ago, shortly after Sara was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis, there were few things she could do without a lot of pain. A year (and a few prescriptions) later, she has regained a lot of strength and movement and has learned to live with RA in new ways. Illustrated by Jane Samborski.

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You've Come A Long Way, Baby

A year ago, shortly after Sara was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis, there were few things she could do without a lot of pain. A year (and a few prescriptions) later, she has regained a lot of strength and movement and has learned to live with RA in new ways. Illustrated by Jane Samborski.

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