Rheumatoid arthritis remission stories is for general information purposes only. This article does not constitute medical advice for the right treatment plan for your condition or how to achieve remission. For questions about your own health care, please speak to your rheumatologist. Rheumas of Remission Like many people diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, I went on a quest to find a cure. I was, still am, […]
This is article regarding oral manifestations of rheumatoid arthritis does in no way constitute medical advice. I am in no way promoting or rejecting the myriad of Rheumatoid Arthritis treatments available. Please refer to my Dislaimer for further information and please continue to consult a medical professional for your medical conditions. Word of mouth rheumas This article was specifically suggested by my rheumatologist. As an avid follower […]
Rheumas of a pandemic RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND COVID 2020 has been a year to remember and forget. There’s been some major disruptions but also many gains. There have been a heck of a lot of negative things associated with 2020 but by the same token, there have been lots of positives that have come from the negative. 2020 was just one hell of a year […]
This is article regarding rheumatoid arthritis and tattoos is for general purposes only. Please consult your medical professional for medical advice. Rheumas of a tattoo For those that have know me and have seen me, I have a lot of tattoos. I have actually lost count of how many I have. It’s actually surprising that I haven’t yet written about rheumatoid arthritis and tattoos because […]
Working the Covid Rheuma Most of the world is still trying to combat this global pandemic. Despite this, many of us are faced with the gradual return to work. For many, it’s a welcome relief from the lockdowns imposed on us as a way to fight this virus. In saying that, the thought of venturing out of our safety zone can fill us with dread. […]
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The strength of Rheumas Lately I’ve been reflecting on how much life has changed since my rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis. Consequently, I’ve been thinking about the RA Warrior I am now. This all started on Sunday night. I was standing at my kitchen counter doing what I now do every Sunday night: putting all my medication in my weekly pill boxes. I picked this particular box […]
This post about multiple diagnoses in no way constitutes medical advice. Please refer to my Dislaimer for further information and please continue to consult a medical professional for your medical conditions. Not just Rheumas This week saw a shift in temperature where I live. There’s been a bit more sunshine which has taken the cold chill out of the air. That’s a big deal for […]
Rheuma check up On the 2nd Thursday in September, Australians have a day called R U OK? day. As an Aussie, I didn’t even know that this day was uniquely ours! I’m a little ashamed of that because it is such an important day. R U OK is a non-profit organisation here in Australia targeting suicide prevention. It’s a day where we are all encouraged […]
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