Media & Interviews

As a patient advocate, I have had numerous opportunities to share my experiences in the media. From appearing on live TV shows to participating in radio interviews and being featured in print publications, I have gained valuable insights into effectively communicating my story. If you are interested in featuring my journey or conducting an interview, please reach out to me via email at chroniceileen@gmail.com.

  • CNN – They’re living with an invisible illness. Social distancing will save their lives
  • CNN– Follow up Story – Three shots and 1 booster later, this man has little protection against Covid-19
  • CTV News Vancouver – COVID-19: Disability advocates plead for support of immunocompromised –lives
  • CTV News Vancouver -‘We see you’: Tears flow as clinically vulnerable British Columbians begin receiving vaccination invites
  • CBC The Early Edition – Is the lifting of many COVID restrictions a cause of celebration for everyone?
  • Global News BC–  Access to Surrey border crossing closed amid new convoy protest
  • CBC– Vaccination des voyageurs : une mesure importante, disent des personnes immunodéprimées
  • CBC– Immunocompromised parent and a parent of an immunocompromised child on their concerns about going back to class
  • Global BC – British Columbians report 2nd-worst access to health care in Canada: poll
  • CBC– People with invisible disabilities can deny themselves care amid struggle to be recognized, advocate says
  • CBC Vancouver – Article and Radio International Day for People With Disabilities
  • Global News – ‘I’m constantly behind on bills’: Canadians with disabilities hope Bill C-22 passes, addresses gaps
  • Global News – Disability benefits bill receives royal assent as advocates voice ‘cautious hope’

  • Breakfast Television – Vancouver May 29th 2017 – Walk For Arthritis Ambassador

  • Breakfast TelevisionVancouver May 28 2019 – Walk For Arthritis Ambassador
  • The Georgia Straight – Arthritis affects some women in the prime of their live
  • Burnaby Now – Burnaby woman fights stereotype that only the elderly get arthritis
  • Chatelaine – Rheumatoid Arthritis: Don’t Tough It Out, Rein It In
  • Toronto Star – Untreated, rheumatoid arthritis can devastate lives. Properly treated, it’s a different story
  • Businesswire– Global Healthy Living Foundation and CreakyJoints Presents the Tumbler and Tipsy by Michael Kuluva Virtual Presentation of His 2022 Collection During New York Fashion Week
  • Creaky Joints – How Michael Kuluva, a Fashion Designer with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Involves the Chronic Illness Community in His Virtual Fashion Show
  • MyTherapy App– Rheumatoid Arthritis: “You’re Too Young for That!”
  • Health Central– What COVID Long-Haulers Can Learn From the Chronic Community
  • Media Planet Canada/Health Insight -How Young Is Too Young to Be High Risk for COVID-19 
  • EveryDay Health – Rheumatic Disease Awareness Month: September 2021
  • Vita Daily – What Do Fashion and Rheumatoid Arthritis Have In Common?
  • Toronto Star/Healthinsight– Rheumatoid Arthritis Is Painful — This Invisible Symptom Is Often Worse
  • Inked Magazine – October/November 2018 – Eileen VS Arthritis
  • Readers Digest – October 2018 – Bone and Joint Health Campaign
  • Daily Mail Uk –‘Disabled people are hot’ goes viral as people with disabilities share their sexiest selfies, saying: ‘Don’t doubt us because our bodies don’t look like yours’
  • BBC News – Hot, disabled and not afraid to show it
  • Flexiseq– What Arthritis Taught Me About Me – Chronic Eileen
  • Health Central – It’s Really Hard To Explain Something Invisible
  • Love What Matters  –‘It can’t be bad, you’re young. You look fine.’
  • BC Disability: Chronic Eileen – Fierce Advocate and Speaker
  • Pain BC: Patient Advocacy Spotlight Eileen Davidson
  • Self.com – 6 Ways People With Rheumatoid Arthritis Manage Their Fatigue
  • Massage & Fitness  – Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA): Does Massage Work?