Category: Living RA

SharePinTweetFor those of you who have been on The Rheuma Mill for a while, you would have noticed, The Rheuma Mill has undergone a make over! Despite it being a while since my last article, the mill continued to turn during my absence and I truly appreciate you all for keeping it turning by visiting,…

SharePinTweetI had the honour of writing this piece at the request of Dr. Daniel Lewis from The Daniel Lewis Rheumatology Centre for all those at the beginning of their RA journey who may be feeling despondent about their diagnosis. “You need to get some blood tests to rule out Rheumatoid Arthritis”, was what my Osteo…

SharePinTweetThis is article regarding rheumatoid arthritis and raynaud’s phenomenon in no way constitutes medical advice. Please refer to my Dislaimer for further information. Please continue to consult a health care professional for your medical conditions. This post regarding rheumatoid arthritis and raynaud’s phenomenon may contain affiliate links. This means I may earn a commission at…

SharePinTweetFighting Rheumas My first introduction to martial arts was 10 years ago when I went to Phuket with a girlfriend of mine. I am a regular visitor to Thailand. It was where I was born, I have family there and feel a real sense of connection to the country. Phuket has Muay Thai on overload….

SharePinTweetRheumatoid 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…

SharePinTweetRheumas 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…

SharePinTweetWorking 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…

SharePinTweetThis rheumatoid arthritis pregnancy blog post is for general informational and educational purposes only. The information is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, or substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Seek advice from a medical professional before taking any actions based upon…