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Farming with arthritis
Farming is a physical lifestyle and when you've had a long day, you certainly know it in every bone in your body. Kim and David run a sheep and beef farm.
Invisible insides
A significant time in my life was when I was studying Photography. I was in my early twenties, and at that time, I didn’t openly talk about having RA.
Registrations open for the 2020 ANZMUSC Annual Scientific Meeting
Registrations open for the 2020 ANZMUSC Annual Scientific Meeting
We need innovation and new thinking in our management of arthritis
We are reminded that things are changing and the health issues we face will be potentially unaffordable.
Young people with arthritis are overlooked
Having to learn how to self-inject medication at the age of 11 years is a common experience among teenagers and children who have a form of arthritis.
Gout arthritis researcher awarded for outstanding work
Gout arthritis researcher awarded for outstanding work
Look at arthritis as a disability or use it to make you stronger?
Emily Goodenough is a 27-year-old diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis three years ago. A personal trainer and life coach.
Archery gives a new lease on the life of a young man with psoriatic arthritis
Archery gives new lease on the life of a young man with psoriatic arthritis.
The importance of better ways to manage arthritis
Bernie O’Brien, 77, from Christchurch, experiences excruciating pain from his osteoarthritis and has done for many years. Seeking help from an arthritis educator helped him learn to manage his flare-ups better.
‘Being creative distracts me from the pain’
Lynne Henderson tries her best to be active and lose some weight after palindromic rheumatism took away her active lifestyle.
It could be worse – Mum of 2 kids with arthritis
Rebecca still has what they call juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). “I remember things being extremely difficult between the age of four and eight."
The worst thing a person with arthritis can do is fear the next flare
Rebecca still has what they call juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). “I remember things being extremely difficult between the age of four and eight."
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