Anna Samson
Using a Cane
When my ankylosing spondylitis and fibromyalgia were at their worst, I was unable to walk or stand on my own for more than a couple of...
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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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Brookie Zarb
All Eyes on Me
Having an autoimmune condition has introduced many challenges to me. Some of the main hurdles that I have had to overcome include...
Cassidy Bradley
Balancing Medical School and Chronic Illness
I knew I wanted to be a doctor when I was 13 years old. However, when I pictured my journey to medical school and onwards to become a...
Isabella Boles
Hurting Myself with Positivity
I was 12 years old when I was diagnosed with several rheumatic diseases including severe polyarticular JIA, systemic lupus, Sjogren’s,...
Megan Perdue
Growing with a New Reality
As a kid growing up, you have all these dreams and aspirations that you hope to come true in the future. There are going to be times in...
Morgane Hanley
Finding Disability Joy Through Camp
If I were to sum up The Painted Turtle, a camp for kids with serious medical conditions, in a word, it would be joy. After two summers...
Brookie Zarb
First in the Family
I started to experience pains in my feet and legs at around 12. Doctors kept telling me “ that it's just growing pains, “it’ll go away”....
Erika Joy Sneath
Feeling Guilty to Gutsy
Feeling Inadequate I have chronic ankle pain resulting from tripping off the curb. Yes, it’s as exciting as that. In the early days...
Stephanie Bacchus
Celebrating Blessings, Navigating Worries, and Embracing Motherhood
My name is Stephanie Bacchus and I am a 34 year old daughter, mother, and wife. I have worked with children with special needs for 10...
Navya Juneja
Idiopathic
Idiopathic. An adjective ‘relating to or denoting any disease or condition which arises spontaneously or for which the cause is unknown’...
Caitlyn Cyrek
Happy Campers
Like many people who have Juvenile Arthritis, I was diagnosed before I was old enough to fully grasp what those words meant. Growing up...
Jacqueline Child
Accessible Dating
Dating is hard for everyone—putting yourself out there in an attempt to find a person whose values and personality align with yours is...
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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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