Jenna Kedy
The Big Transition from Pediatric to Adult Rheumatology Care and the Lessons I Learned
When I was 11, I got a diagnosis that changed my life: juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). But let’s be real, my body had been throwing...
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Are you tired of feeling like your voice isn't heard in the rheumatic disease community? Do you want to connect with others who understand what you're going through and offer guidance on navigating life with a rheumatic condition? Our platform is the perfect place for you to share your experiences and insights. Whether you want to discuss your relationship with arthritis or delve into niche topics that are often overlooked, we welcome your contributions. So don't hesitate - submit a blog today and join our supportive community. Need some inspiration? Check out our blog page for a wealth of stories, perspectives, and resources.
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Dr. Anna Costello
Rheum for Improvement: Delayed Diagnosis of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis and Other Rheumatic Diseases
When patients with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis come to their first appointment with a pediatric rheumatologist, they and their parents...
Emily Wahl
My Journey with JIA: From Childhood Diagnosis to Adult Acceptance
Being diagnosed with a chronic illness at such a young age makes you grow up very quickly. The innocence that typically comes with...
Jenna Kedy
Finding My Voice: How Self-Advocacy Transformed My Journey with Childhood Arthritis
Advocating for yourself in healthcare can be a powerful way to ensure your needs are met and your voice is heard. For me, this journey...
Lauren Abhaypal
Embracing Every Ability: Acceptance and Inclusivity for Students with Arthritis
I was diagnosed with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) at the age of 12. Through my journey of discovering my diagnosis, I felt very...
Maddie Schrotenboer
JA in a Small Town
I was 18 months old when I was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis (JA) for short, so I am living with chronic pain, joint swelling,...
Stella Miller
Resilience in the Classroom
I was diagnosed with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis when I was fourteen, at the time I was in eighth grade. This was a life-changing...
Dr. Jonathan Park
Embracing Telehealth: What to Consider in Arthritis and Rheumatic Diseases
Embracing Telehealth: What to Consider in Arthritis and Rheumatic Diseases Telehealth quickly gained popularity during the COVID-19...
Davis Hamilton
Moving Through the Pain
When I was fourteen years old I was playing a game of baseball like I’ve been doing for the last 10 years. In that game specifically,...
Maggie Douglas
There are Some Things a Self-Help Book Cannot Cure
When suffering from chronic pain for several years without relief, the last possible thing you want to hear is that “maybe it is all in...
Kyle Brooks
Your Voice in the Doctor's Office
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people make assumptions about me, whether it be my actions, thoughts, feelings or beliefs. In the...
Dr. Karine Toupin April
Expanding the JIA Option Map
Our research: The JIA Option Map When I was asked to write a blog post, I tried to think about some of the work that I am a part of...
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Who can be a guest?Anyone can be a guest! Whether you live with a rheumatic disease, are a friend, parent, or healthcare professional we would love to hear what you have to say about your experiences.
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What is the process like?To be a guest, you will need to fill out our guest application form. Once you have done this, we will contact you to set up a date that works for the host and you! A unique discussion template will be curated based on the information you provide and will be used on the filming date to guide the discussion.
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Where can I apply?You can apply to be a guest using this google form!
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When will the podcast be posted?Our podcasts are posted bi-weekly and specific dates will be given on a case-to-case basis.
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