Acceptance and RA: Tangled Up in the If Onlys

What would you wish for if there were no limits? What would you do if you found an old lamp at the flea market and it was the one with the genie in it?


Real Living With RA
	What Does it Take to Feel "Cared for" by Medical Professionals? Lisa Emrich \| Posted: Mar 29, 2011 I like “no drama,” really I do. At the beginning of this month, I received my third round of Rituxan infusions. I was really looking forward to treatment. Read More »
	The Future's So Bright: a Good Time to Have RA Lene Andersen \| Posted: Mar 23, 2011 We are here for an RA forum with the impossibly charming title of "The Most Exciting EVER in the History of the Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis." Read More »
	What's Not Wrong? Sara Nash \| Posted: Mar 21, 2011 Getting sick is the equivalent of having life throw you a major curve ball. It wasn’t what you expected; you didn’t see it coming. Read More »
	Living with Rheumatoid Arthritis and Multiple Sclerosis: Interviews and Advice from RA Patients Lisa Emrich \| Posted: Mar 16, 2011 Patients living with more than one chronic disease face unique challenges. Unfortunately, comorbidities seem more and more common especially with autoimmune diseases. Read More »
	The Cost of Pain: Shedding Life, Shedding Love Lene Andersen \| Posted: Mar 09, 2011 If you live with chronic pain, you are not alone. Pain affects more than 76 million people in the US, more than cancer, diabetes and heart disease combined. Read More »
	When Illness is a Family Affair Sara Nash \| Posted: Mar 07, 2011 When one person gets sick, it impacts everyone around them. Shortly after I got my diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis in 2007, I knew that I would have to share the news with my parents and siblings. Read More »