World Arthritis Day...October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but you probably already knew that. Pink ribbons are everywhere and on everything this month...reactionscomments
Long Long Road of RA...I am a 48 year old married for 22 years and have two college bound children. I have been righting RA for...reactions1comment
The Arthritis Trio...In 1994 I was diagnosed with Systemic Lupus, two years later I was told I could no longer work. I was devastated...reactions3comments
My RA Story - I want to LIVE with RA not SUFFER from it!...Hi, my name is Teresa and I am 45 years old. Three years ago I decided to run a marathon for my...reactions6comments
JRA - Juvenile RA ...Hey, I am Anna and I am 23-years old have a newborn and married for 4 years. I have story to tell...reactions1comment
Rheumatoid atrhritis and how I still work my fulltime job...I was 36 when everything started to go downhill. I had knee surgery and my leg did not heal like it should. While...reactions1comment
Why me?...I am now 56 years old, and feel 106, Lol. I guess I first noticed something was wrong when I was taking...reactions3comments
My Journey with RA...I am 61 years old, will be 62 in Dec . In 1990 I was working in a hospital Lab, we often...reactions1comment
I HATE RA...I said it. You're not supposed to but I said it. I am 40 years old, married for 15 years and have...reactions1comment
My RA Story...Hi, My name is Christina and I'm 37 years old I have been married 20 years and have 3 teenage boys. I...reactions1comment
Life is a Journey, RA just makes it an Adventure!...I had been hospitalized in October of 2013 for 6 days with Pneumonia... I think that was the beginning of this journey!!!...reactions12comments
Vitamin D...Vitamin D supplements are potentially important for people with RA for two reasons. Vitamin D plays an important role in maintaining adequate...
Lifestyle, medical, hormones & other risk factors...There are several non-genetic factors, including lifestyle and constitutional factors and medical interventions that have been linked to increased risk for RA...
Environmental risk factors...As a group, environmental and other non-genetic factors are thought to account for roughly 40% of the risk for developing RA, with...
