On Episode 31 of the Arthritis Life podcast, Eileen shares her journey going from devastated and overwhelmed to being a patient leader, writer, advocate and research contributor in just six years. She also shares reflections on mental health, single parenthood, the importance of exercise and tips for symptom tracking.
Eileen has her life back, and her son Jacob, now seven years old, has a parent not incapacitated by disease. To bring this sort of success to every RA patient in Canada, it’s critical that anyone with symptoms follow in Eileen’s footsteps through an open and honest dialogue with their health care team, beginning as soon as possible.
#TalkOverRA encourages Canadians living with Rheumatoid Arthritis to have more meaningful conversations with their health care providers to discuss resources, new treatment targets, and their own personal goals that can support better quality of life for Canadians living with RA.
#TalkOverRA encourages Canadians living with Rheumatoid Arthritis to have more meaningful conversations with their health care providers to discuss resources, new treatment targets, and their own personal goals that can support better quality of life for Canadians living with RA.
#TalkOverRA encourages Canadians living with Rheumatoid Arthritis to have more meaningful conversations with their health care providers to discuss resources, new treatment targets, and their own personal goals that can support better quality of life for Canadians living with RA.
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