Use it or you lose it not only applies to your muscles but also to your memory. Sometimes, remembering is as simple as making the “Remember to Remember and Other Memory Tips”
Category: Rheumatoid Arthritis
You’re Never Too Old for Baby Steps
A lesson adults seem to forget is that regardless of what you want to accomplish, the best way to go about it is by taking “You’re Never Too Old for Baby Steps”
#548 – What Happened When I Became a Spoonie
If you spend any time on-line reading about the effects of what it means to have rheumatoid arthritis, you’ll likely come across the term “spoonie” “#548 – What Happened When I Became a Spoonie”
Escape From Technology to Manage Your Chronic Illness
Technology is great when it works. When it doesn’t, a lot of time is spent (wasted) fixing the problem. Whether you do it yourself or “Escape From Technology to Manage Your Chronic Illness”
Guidelines or Rules to Help You Live with RA
Guidelines or rules? How do you wish to live your life with rheumatoid arthritis (RA)? With the diagnosis of a chronic illness such as RA, “Guidelines or Rules to Help You Live with RA”
RA Tips for Buying a New Car
When you have RA (rheumatoid arthritis), your new car should not be an endless source of frustration and pain. I’ve compiled a number of tips “RA Tips for Buying a New Car”
Fitness Tips That Won’t Break the Budget
Thrifty Home Fitness Tips for RA is the title of my latest HealthCentral.com. I share a number of ways you can boost your activity without breaking your “Fitness Tips That Won’t Break the Budget”
Your Home Environment
Home is where the heart is. Home is also where your chronic illness may invite you to stay for longer than you might prefer. Consider “Your Home Environment”
Chronic Illness Treatments: Hold ‘Em or Fold ‘Em?
As Kenny Rogers sang in The Gambler: “You’ve got to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em…” It can be difficult to “Chronic Illness Treatments: Hold ‘Em or Fold ‘Em?”
#522 – I have RA. What’s the bright side?
This post is like half and half cream. Part serious and part poking fun, it’s my way to strive for optimism, an attitude that Michael “#522 – I have RA. What’s the bright side?”
RA: Pause Before Passing Judgement
I do it. You probably do it, too. Passing judgement is a short-cut way to quickly interpret a situation. It often doesn’t stop there, though. “RA: Pause Before Passing Judgement”
Food Choices and RA
This month on HealthCentral.com, I provide some tips to help you make the most of your dietary, aka lifestyle changes. There are so many conflicting “Food Choices and RA”