Patient Voices
These blog posts showcase diverse viewpoints from our community and volunteers. We believe every voice matters, and anyone with AiArthritis Disease is encouraged to submit. Your insights can inspire others and deepen our understanding of the journey.
Community Questions
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Read Judy Nagy’s powerful lived experience with rheumatoid arthritis, from diagnosis and treatment to patient advocacy, resilience, and supporting others with chronic illness.
Community Question -This post delves into the areas community members wish to see researchers study, shedding light on the importance of further investigation in these domains.
Occupational therapy helps us better perform daily activities, maintain independence, and achieve a better overall quality of life
Stress has the ability to put me into a flare, and with autoimmune and autoinflammatory arthritis being progressive systemic diseases, that's a big deal to me as someone with lived experience.
Receiving our diagnosis of Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) is the first step on our ILD journey, and sometimes even that first step takes a long time and much perseverance before it happens.
Disability comes in many forms and can be different for everyone. While autoimmune and autoinflammatory arthritis fall under the umbrella term of physical disabilities, it is important to understand their classification as dynamic disabilities.
Ableism is a common form discrimination, like sexism, racism, homophobia, ageism and so forth, but it gets talked about a lot less though.
Parenting is challenging, add in a chronic illness and it's even more challenging. Discover these tips from a single mom with rheumatoid arthritis.