What will my money do?

Rheumatoid Arthritis Warrior provides information and support to thousands of patients living with autoimmune arthritis diseases. Every day patients write that their lives are impacted. They send emails or comments like these: 

• Thank you for giving me a place to turn to when no one else did and when no one else really understood what I was going through. It is so beautiful to see and live the fight you inspire, the wisdom and knowledge you share but more importantly the hope you give. I see you pour your heart and soul into this blog and give it to every single one of us, every single day. There are many blessing for you in heaven my lovely soul sister! I know now that good day or bad day – win or lose I will never be alone in this fight again! May God bless you in all you do!
• I hope I’ve expressed before how awesome you are and how much I appreciate you and your blog. You are a jewel in the crowd. If I could only pick one place to go on the web this year, it would be your blog. Everything I’ve wanted to know about RA I’ve learned from you. Not only that, but you have been a friend to me as well. You have made a significant difference in so many lives.
• At RA Warrior, I’ve found the most encouraging, insightful information. I want to tell you to keep up the good work. If there is anything I can do to help with this wonderful support you’re providing, please let me know…

Donating money is the biggest way that you can help RA Warrior make an impact. There is so much more to do, but it does cost money. The goals have always been clear:

1. Help patients find information and encouragement so they can live the best life possible.
2. Increase awareness about Rheumatoid Arthritis and correct common misconceptions.
3. Present the patient story in a way that may increase understanding of the disease by doctors and researchers.

About RA Warrior

The hundreds of images and pages of original content on this website have been created by Kelly Young. She has volunteered over 40 hours per week on Rheumatoid Arthritis Warrior for two years. For more information please see the About pages.

Page updated: 2/13/11