April 11, 2019 // by Lene Andersen
Congratulations on getting yourself a brand-new rheumatologist! Rheumatologists — or rheumies, as they are affectionately known in the community — can add so much value to living with any kind of arthritis. Like any other new relationship, though, you have to get used to each other, and your rheumatologist has to come to understand how…
Category: Arthritis, Chronic Illness, RA
Tag: doctor, new doctor, RA, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatologist, rheumie, train
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