The Tragedy of Fibro: Truth or Hyperbole
In my last appointment with my rheumatologist, we discussed how most of the pain I have is related not to active RA (thank you, Humira!), but rather RA damage and fibromyalgia. And then she said something that’s stuck in my head since: “That’s the tragedy of Fibro. If someone has RA or lupus, we can…
#TBT Courtesy of Donny Osmond
I was out on the town yesterday, a mutual Christmas present between David’s sister and myself. We went to see Donny and Marie: Christmas in Toronto. Yes, the Donny and Marie with the last name of Osmond. From the varying reactions we had when we shared our plans, it’s obvious that this is not to…
Peace in the Mid-Region
Although I’ve been told by the naturopath that acidophilus doesn’t have any side effects (except loose stools if you’re taking too much), I would be remiss if I didn’t recommend that you discuss this with your doctor before taking it.
Our Hands Can Community Stories: November 2014 – Thankful
Gratitude. Every November (and October in Canada), we all pay a little more attention to what we are thankful for. It makes you feel better to realize those small moments of quiet joy. In November, the Show Us Your Hands! Picture Project asked the inflammatory arthritis community “What are you thankful for?” We got lots…
Left out: Fashion and Disability
Thank you for writing this interesting post for The Seated View, Emma!
2015 Calendars, Holiday Cards and More!
Calendars? As in more than one? I may have gotten a little carried away. I spent some time putting together the photos for my 2015 The Seated View Calendar and was really happy with it. Go ahead. Take a look, it’s purdy. If you’re interested in purchasing any of my new products, as well some…