Blog Articles About talking to your doctor

Becoming empowered to act as a partner in the process is an important part of living with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) but can take years to learn on your own. In this post, I share information about how to learn the skills you need and share tips on how you can use empowerment in your next appointment with your rheumatologist. A smiling black woman is explaining something to her female doctor. text: Talk Over RA: How to Feel Empowered with Your Rheumatologist by The Seated View

Talk Over RA: How to Feel Empowered in Conversations with Your Rheumatologist

September 14, 2022 // by Lene Andersen

Seeing a doctor is a stressful experience. There’s only a short time in which to convey your concerns and questions and your doctor has their own list of issues to cover. Becoming empowered to act as a partner in the process is an important part of living with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) but can take years…

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Never Settle with RA: Why You Should Push for Remission and 4 Tools to Help You Get There

September 21, 2021 // by Lene Andersen

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a serious illness that can have a life-changing impact on your life. But with advances in medication, remission is now possible and it should be the goal of RA treatment, yet 60% of Canadians with RA haven’t had a conversation about RA remission with their rheumatologist. The road to better conversations…

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