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When RD treatment gets scary

[Editor’s Note: This post was first published recently on the excellent RheumatoidArthritis.net website. You can read it, and many other posts by myself and an incredibly informed tribe of RD...

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OK, more art.

Hi, gang! I hope you don’t mind, but I’ve been creating more artwork over the last several weeks and like all artists, I want to show it off to someone other than my mother and my cats. Thanks for...

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Weasel Words

I believe the two most disheartening words you can hear from a doctor are “chronic pain.” As in “You have chronic pain.” Or worse, “You just have chronic pain.” This was what a rheumatologist, one of...

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Helping those in medical need due to Hurricane Harvey

Originally posted on xCarla's Corner: The Global Healthy Living Foundation (http://www.ghlf.org) has sent a list of links below that can provide assistance to those needing medical assistance in the...

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I Disagree with Prime Therapeutics’ Reports That May Limit Access to...

Originally posted on xCarla's Corner: I’ve been seething since I read Prime Therapeutics’ October 17 news release asserting that patients are being prescribed biologics outside of American College of...

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Umbrellas for RA’s Soul-Rain

I’m a winter-person. I’ve always loved chilly weather and wild, rainy storms. Even after my rheumatoid arthritis (RA) diagnosis 30 years ago, when I lived in cold, dark, wet Northern Germany, I loved...

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Dear Prescription Opioid Debaters:

Originally posted on BeingCharis: Dear debaters, I am a 30 year old who inherited a lifelong inflammatory disease called ankylosing spondylitis (AS). AS can cause the spine to fuse together from bone...

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Lawmakers take aim at PBM practices

Originally posted on xCarla's Corner: One of the things that pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) do is prohibit pharmacists from telling patients when they could save money by paying cash rather than...

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My RA Toolbox

My hands were giving me some guff recently (as they do). I was wearing my favorite compression gloves already, I’d applied over-the-counter lidocaine cream, and I’d swallowed a dose of acetaminophen...

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Addressing “Painstipation”

This is a sponsored post. Salix Pharmaceuticals provided me with a stipend and paid for my travel and accommodations related to the event described below. All opinions are my own. “Painstipation,” or...

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