By talking openly about her experience, Eileen Davidson hopes to break the silence and reduce the stigma and misconceptions that plague arthritis and mental health
With proper guidance, strength training has become one of Eileen Davidson’s favorite tools for managing a painful battle with rheumatoid arthritis. This is how it became a critical part of her exercise routine and overall treatment plan.
Rheumatic Disease Awareness Month is a national event created to raise awareness about the many conditions that fall under the umbrella of rheumatic disease – “Hundreds of Diseases. One Voice.”
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September is Arthritis Awareness Month (Canada)
‘If my RA has taught me anything, it’s that me must move forward and learn to adapt. Even though it’s painful, I know this is the right choice for me and for Jacob.’
‘I remind myself—I am not stuck at home. I am *safe* at home.’
Listen to those who walk the arthritic walk and talk the talk as an advocate. No one can tell you better than someone who has a lived experience.
Rheumatoid Arthritis is much more than just joint pain. Read more on Healthline
Hello Rheum-Mates Globally!
I am inviting you to join me at the OPERAS.
