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Excellent post, RAW! I have run into the same thing… “oh yes, I have arthritis in my little finger, too”
Good post Kelly. Number 5 has been one of the hardest things for me. If I need help with something that used to be no problem, I feel like the RA is winning.
I hear it all the time…for the most part, I have given up trying to explain the difference between osteo and RA.
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GREAT POST Kelly, i has a sister send me a picture of this guy swinging around a pole after he took tylenol, i said if i could do that i would be in the circus
Funny. Come to think of it, even people in the circus probably take something stronger than Tylenol… :laugh:
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Kelly, I always love your posts. It really helps when I am having a tough time with my RA that week. 2yrs ago I was told I was in remission. Now the last 2yrs it has come back like an angry lover. Especially this last year has been the toughest. I am so tired of the sympathetic looks or concerns. I deal with this pain every day. Some days its so, so, and others, well you know.
Last Thursday I went to a water aerobic class and I just couldn’t stay for all of it. You should of seen the looks I got. Inside I felt so defeted. But that won’t stop me from comming back.
Again, thankyou for your blogs, it really does help!
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Love the article , my grandchildren know all about RA and are anticipating getting “crooked fingers “, cause we share the same genes. They are a part of me and I think they may be a little disappointed if they don’t get them .
Thanks, Kelly for caring.