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✨LIVE CHAT: Thursday 5/8/2025✨ Hi bezzies! 🧡 I can’t believe it’s already our last chat of the week! We’re going to be talking about ergonomic adjustments! I’ll explain more soon, but first be sure to tap the chat bubble on this post to join in the conversation! To reply to someone else’s post in this thread, tap the chat bubble on their post. Check out our intro post below to meet the others who are joining tonight! ⚠️ Disclaimer: **Any suggestions, tips, or guidance we may discuss is for educational and information purposes only. Our chat should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, and don’t disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you read or discussed during our chat. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your doctor, go to the emergency department, or call 911 immediately.
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Figuring Out Life with Multiple Chronic Illnesses: How I Did It

Figuring Out Life with Multiple Chronic Illnesses: How I Did It

Take it from me, pacing yourself is key.

April 30, 2025

by Hannah Shewan Stevens

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Truth or Hype? How to Spot Health Misinformation

Truth or Hype? How to Spot Health Misinformation

False health claims are out there, but you can sharpen your spidey sense so you don't fall for the fictions.

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by Stephanie Orford

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Dear Newly Diagnosed Self...

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Symptoms
Those of you that PsA affects your feet, do you get foot cramps? I know i need to wear shoes around my house but yesterday I was on my feet for 2 hours prepping dinner and cooking and towards the hand my foot kept cramping. From my big toe and second toe and it is really painful 😭
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Live Chats
✨LIVE CHAT: Wednesday 5/7/2025✨ Hi bezzies! 🧡 Happy middle-of-the-week! 🌈 tonight is an open chat meaning there’s no agenda or set topic… we can talk about whatever you guys want! We’ll get started soon, but before we do, be sure to tap the chat bubble on this post to join in the conversation! To reply to someone else’s post in this thread, tap the chat bubble on their post. Check out our intro post below to meet the others who are joining tonight! ⚠️ Disclaimer: **Any suggestions, tips, or guidance we may discuss is for educational and information purposes only. Our chat should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, and don’t disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you read or discussed during our chat. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your doctor, go to the emergency department, or call 911 immediately.
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Escape From PsA
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Medication and Treatments
Hi everyone! I have an appt my my rheumatologist next week, and we’ll probably be discussing changing up my meds. MTX is my current med and I’ve had pretty decent results for the PsA, but it’s messing up my stomach. I happened to sit in on one of my mom’s appts with her doc and found out JAK inhibitors are not good for us due to a history of clotting. That just leaves biologics, right? For those of you using them, what have you had luck with? (Realizing everyone is different of course. Just looking to see if anything jumps to the front of the pack.). Thanks!
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Medication and Treatments
Hi everyone! I have an appt my my rheumatologist next week, and we’ll probably be discussing changing up my meds. MTX is my current med and I’ve had pretty decent results for the PsA, but it’s messing up my stomach. I happened to sit in on one of my mom’s appts with her doc and found out JAK inhibitors are not good for us due to a history of clotting. That just leaves biologics, right? For those of you using them, what have you had luck with? (Realizing everyone is different of course. Just looking to see if anything jumps to the front of the pack.). Thanks!
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