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Being a Mum with Arthritis
This is what arthritis looks like. Mum of a toddler keeps active to stay healthy and mobile.
Arthritis Makes Farm Work a Challenge
This is what arthritis looks like. Farming is a physical lifestyle, and when you've had a long busy day, you certainly know it in every bone in your body.
Palindromic Rheumatism Took Away My Active Lifestyle
This is what arthritis looks like. I had just moved to the country and became unwell with sore joints, fatigue and feeling generally awful.
Using social media to help manage rheumatoid arthritis
Briar Edmonds has turned to the popular social media platform Instagram to help her come to terms with a life-changing diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), at only 35.
No One Should Have to Live Half a Life in Constant Pain
If you don’t think Arthritis affects you, think again. How many people do you know who have a form of Arthritis? Ask around; the answers will shock you.
How Will I Live Alone with the Pain?
Arthritis is unacceptable because of the pain. The pain is very sharp, and when it hits, it is like being stabbed, which is followed by a bruised feeling.
‘I wish organisations like Arthritis New Zealand received more of their funding from government’
Jasmine White (18) has Rheumatoid Arthritis. As a first-time voter she is excited to be involved and participate in this year's election.
We need to prioritise the health of all New Zealanders
Jasmine White (18) has Rheumatoid Arthritis. As a first-time voter she is excited to be involved and participate in this year's election.
Tips to improve and protect joint health
Tips to improve and protect joint health, for people with arthritis.
Being part of the change
Zachariah Reuelu works for Arthritis New Zealand as the Community Development Coordinator for Pacific Peoples and ...
Why volunteer? To make the lives of people with Arthritis better
Peg and Jack are Arthritis New Zealand Board Members, both has arthritis, and both understand the importance of the organisation. Read their stories.
Volunteering to see that newly diagnosed people get more support
Valerie Milne has been key in advising Arthritis New Zealand to develop and input a peer support programme for the newly diagnosed.
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