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I thank my rheumatoid arthritis for allowing me to realize that learning how to ask for help doesn’t make me weak; it makes me strong. I thank my RA for showing me that life goes on, no matter what obstacles appear in my path. I thank my RA for reminding me, on a continual basis, […]
By MEKADO MURPHY In the new romantic comedy “Words and Pictures,” a rolling office chair becomes a tool for art creation. Juliette Binoche, playing an art teacher whose rheumatoid arthritis affects her ability to paint, lies on her stomach across the chair, grabs a paintbrush and swivels from one part to another of the canvas […]
Camas woman, who has lived with disorder since a tot, shows early, consistent care crucial By Marissa Harshman, Columbian health reporter Published: April 14, 2014, 6:00 AM Twenty-year-old Kelly Slauson doesn’t know life without rheumatoid arthritis. Diagnosed when she was just 18 months old, Slauson’s life as she knows it has always included medications, doctor’s […]
Over the past few months, I’ve grown increasingly frustrated. Using a keyboard and mouse has become quite a challenge on most days, due to the chronic pain and inflammation in my hands. I’ve always considered myself to be a designer and not a writer, though…so I recently took out some of my tools that I […]
As much as I would like to think that I am prepared for every downturn that living with rheumatoid arthritis might have in store for me, the truth is: I’m not. And even though I knew that the winter conditions of the last two days were having a profound effect on my decreased mobility and […]
