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On Arthritis Life, occupational therapist and rheumatoid arthritis patient Cheryl Crow shares life hacks, tutorials and how-tos that can help patients with arthritis and chronic pain solve common daily living challenges. I also share videos from Arthritis Life Podcast interviews.
My mission is to educate, empower and inspire patients and providers through sharing real patient & provider stories.
If you'd like to learn more from me, check out Rheum to THRIVE, where I help people with rheumatic disease go from overwhelmed, confused and alone to confident, supported and connected. Details at arthritislifeschool.thinkific.com/
MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: All content on this channel is for generalized informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
My mission is to educate, empower and inspire patients and providers through sharing real patient & provider stories.
If you'd like to learn more from me, check out Rheum to THRIVE, where I help people with rheumatic disease go from overwhelmed, confused and alone to confident, supported and connected. Details at arthritislifeschool.thinkific.com/
MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: All content on this channel is for generalized informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Advocacy, Mindset and More: Chrissy’s Rheumatoid Arthritis Journey
Chrissy recounts the challenges she faced seeking medical care for persistent swelling and joint pain. Despite visiting multiple doctors, she was repeatedly told she “wasn’t sick” before ultimately receiving her RA diagnosis. She reflects on the mix of emotions she felt-relief at finally having a treatment plan and the hope it brought, alongside fears about the long term implications of a progressive disease like RA.
Chrissy also dives into the importance of mindset. She explains how maintaining a positive outlook helps her navigate life with RA, while being careful to steer clear of the pitfalls of “toxic positivity.”
Her diagnosis, while life-changing, also brought unexpected opportunitie...
Chrissy also dives into the importance of mindset. She explains how maintaining a positive outlook helps her navigate life with RA, while being careful to steer clear of the pitfalls of “toxic positivity.”
Her diagnosis, while life-changing, also brought unexpected opportunitie...
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Advocacy, Mindset and More: Chrissy’s Rheumatoid Arthritis Journey
Просмотров 1277 часов назад
Summary: In this episode, Chrissy shares her journey from the frustration of diagnostic delays to finally receiving a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis (RA). She opens up about how she’s come to terms with her condition and embraced her new role as a patient advocate. Chrissy recounts the challenges she faced seeking medical care for persistent swelling and joint pain. Despite visiting multiple...
Navigating College and Chronic Illness: Tips from Gabi’s Spondyloarthritis Journey
Просмотров 44День назад
Gabi highlights the accommodations that have been instrumental during her college experience, including adaptive tools and flexible scheduling. She shares how other young people with chronic illness can advocate for the accommodations they need to succeed in school. Cheryl and Gabi also discuss the vital role of peer support groups, such as Cheryl’s Rheum to THRIVE (arthritislifeschool.thinkifi...
Navigating College and Chronic Illness: Tips from Gabi’s Spondyloarthritis Journey
Просмотров 75День назад
Summary: In this episode, Gabi shares her journey of navigating life with spondyloarthritis and palatal tremor as a young adult in her 20s. She opens up about the challenges of getting a diagnosis after months of being dismissed and details her treatment journey, including having to stop methotrexate due to side effects. Gabi highlights the accommodations that have been instrumental during her ...
Riding the Chronic Illness Roller Coaster with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Endometriosis and Cancer: St...
Просмотров 5414 дней назад
Stephanie and Cheryl also reflect on the “roller coaster of acceptance,” or their journeys towards self compassion and acceptance in the face of fluctuating, unpredictable conditions. They also delve into the challenges of living with cognitive dysfunction or “brain fog” and Stephanie shares how she copes with this while serving as an adjunct professor. Stephanie also shares resources that have...
Riding the Chronic Illness Roller Coaster with RA, Endometriosis, and Cancer: Stephanie’s Story
Просмотров 10714 дней назад
Summary: In this podcast episode, Cheryl and Stephanie discuss Stephanie’s journey learning to live with endometriosis, cancer and rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis. She explores the social impact of living with invisible conditions and highlights the importance of social support from others who “get it,” found through Cheryl’s Rheum to THRIVE support group. Stephanie and Cheryl also reflect on th...
What’s it like to be a Counselor with Psoriatic Arthritis? Amber’s Story
Просмотров 4221 день назад
They also discuss the importance of support and community, and Amber shares her experience in Cheryl’s Rheum to THRIVE program. Cheryl and Amber emphasize the importance of adaptability, finding joy in everyday activities like cooking and cheering for their favorite sports teams, and embracing flexibility in the face of unpredictability. Episode at a glance: • Personal Stories of Resilience: Am...
What’s it like to be a Counselor with Psoriatic Arthritis? Amber’s Story
Просмотров 5221 день назад
Summary: In this episode, Amber reflects on what it’s like to work as a mental health counselor while managing psoriatic arthritis. She also shares some of her best mental health tools for life with chronic illness including: having boundaries, allowing yourself days to “just be,” acceptance and family based therapies, and leaning on tools like therapy to thrive. They also discuss the importanc...
Art, Advocacy, and Adaptation: Carrie’s Journey with Difficult to Treat Axial Spondyloarthritis
Просмотров 57Месяц назад
She discusses how she’s learned to adapt to life’s changes, uncover tools to improve her quality of life, and embrace creativity as a way to thrive. For instance, she shares how her power wheelchair allows her to explore her surroundings while conserving energy, and how her Spoonie Coloring Book brings joy and meaning to her daily life through art. Carrie and Cheryl also dive into topics like s...
Art, Advocacy, and Adaptation: Carrie’s Journey with Difficult to Treat Axial Spondyloarthritis
Просмотров 88Месяц назад
Summary: In this episode, Carrie shares her inspiring journey of living with “difficult-to-treat” axial spondyloarthritis while building a new life in Taiwan after growing up in Canada. She opens up about her struggles with treatment-resistant symptoms, her experiences trying various medications, and how these challenges motivated her to create My Several Worlds, a blog dedicated to patient adv...
The 6 Ingredients to THRIVE with Rheumatoid Arthritis: a Peek Behind the Rheum to THRIVE Curtain
Просмотров 80Месяц назад
The 6 Ingredients to THRIVE with Rheumatoid Arthritis: a Peek Behind the Rheum to THRIVE Curtain
The 6 Ingredients to THRIVE with Rheumatoid Arthritis: a Peek Behind the Rheum to THRIVE curtain
Просмотров 109Месяц назад
The 6 Ingredients to THRIVE with Rheumatoid Arthritis: a Peek Behind the Rheum to THRIVE curtain
It’s Not Just Joint Pain: Sleep, Fatigue, Brain Fog & Mental Health with Rheumatic Disease
Просмотров 219Месяц назад
It’s Not Just Joint Pain: Sleep, Fatigue, Brain Fog & Mental Health with Rheumatic Disease
It’s Not Just Joint Pain: Let’s Talk about Sleep, Fatigue, Cognitive Dysfunction, and Mental Heal...
Просмотров 74Месяц назад
It’s Not Just Joint Pain: Let’s Talk about Sleep, Fatigue, Cognitive Dysfunction, and Mental Heal...
From Marathon Running to Double Hip Replacements and Back: Carrie’s Story
Просмотров 562 месяца назад
From Marathon Running to Double Hip Replacements and Back: Carrie’s Story
From Marathon Running to Double Hip Replacements and Back: Carrie’s Story
Просмотров 512 месяца назад
From Marathon Running to Double Hip Replacements and Back: Carrie’s Story
From Teaching to Leading Support Groups: Jed’s Ankylosing Spondylitis Journey
Просмотров 782 месяца назад
From Teaching to Leading Support Groups: Jed’s Ankylosing Spondylitis Journey
From Teaching to Leading Support Groups: Jed’s Ankylosing Spondylitis Journey
Просмотров 762 месяца назад
From Teaching to Leading Support Groups: Jed’s Ankylosing Spondylitis Journey
How to Prevent and Cope with Rheumatic Disease Flare Ups (Re-Release)
Просмотров 1662 месяца назад
How to Prevent and Cope with Rheumatic Disease Flare Ups (Re-Release)
Supporting Black Women with Psoriatic Arthritis: Ayesha’s Story
Просмотров 652 месяца назад
Supporting Black Women with Psoriatic Arthritis: Ayesha’s Story
Supporting Black Women with Psoriatic Arthritis: Ayesha’s Story
Просмотров 502 месяца назад
Supporting Black Women with Psoriatic Arthritis: Ayesha’s Story
What’s it Like to Run Your Own Business with Rheumatoid Arthritis? Sarah’s Story
Просмотров 1133 месяца назад
What’s it Like to Run Your Own Business with Rheumatoid Arthritis? Sarah’s Story
What’s it Like to Run Your Own Business with Rheumatoid Arthritis? Sarah’s Story
Просмотров 613 месяца назад
What’s it Like to Run Your Own Business with Rheumatoid Arthritis? Sarah’s Story
Grieving the “old you” After Your Diagnosis, with Catina Morrison,
Просмотров 1273 месяца назад
Grieving the “old you” After Your Diagnosis, with Catina Morrison,
What is Integrative Medicine and How can it Help with RA? With Dr. Saimun Singla
Просмотров 853 месяца назад
What is Integrative Medicine and How can it Help with RA? With Dr. Saimun Singla
Advanced Exercise for Arthritis with Dr. Randi Blackmon
Просмотров 623 месяца назад
Advanced Exercise for Arthritis with Dr. Randi Blackmon
Myth versus Fact: Body Weight & Autoimmune Disease with Jenifer Tharani, Registered Dietitian
Просмотров 933 месяца назад
Myth versus Fact: Body Weight & Autoimmune Disease with Jenifer Tharani, Registered Dietitian
Navigating Healthcare Systems: tips from a Nurse Practitioner Living with RA, with Stefanie Remson
Просмотров 213 месяца назад
Navigating Healthcare Systems: tips from a Nurse Practitioner Living with RA, with Stefanie Remson
How to get the Most out of your Virtual Rheumatology Care, with Dr. Kara Wada, "Crunchy Allergist"
Просмотров 313 месяца назад
How to get the Most out of your Virtual Rheumatology Care, with Dr. Kara Wada, "Crunchy Allergist"
Tips for Finding the Right Wrist Brace with Sarah Dillingham & Trevor Petrie
Просмотров 163 месяца назад
Tips for Finding the Right Wrist Brace with Sarah Dillingham & Trevor Petrie
Many doctors are not evil manipulator, but they are controlling and egotistical.
Mindfullness is great. However my highest source of stress is my doctors. Drs treat you with contempt and treat you as either a suspect or just an "anxiety" disorder.
I was diagnosed with Sjogren's , Hashimoto's and Lupus 30 yrs ago and the diagnosis are all in my records. In the last year I suffered steatorrhea. I was sent to GI who started bile acid sequestering agents. This med blocked my HRT, so then I had severe hot flashes and migraines at the age 68. During this time I developed hand tremors and was diagnosed with Essential Tremor and was started on propanolol which caused ankle edema. PCP's said my thyroid test 9 months before was NL so they refused to check my TSH. I finally found one of the nurses who ordered the TSH level and it was profoundly suppressed. I have been in a severe hyperthyroid state, for 8 months and not one of the doctors considered checking my thyroid function.
Do you get stomach upset or pain from injections? I’ve been on methotrexate for 20 years also pill form 6 per week along with 6 folic acid .. I get a lot of pain and waves of nausea through out my day
Thank you!!
Thank you, this is a good way to look at it
Yes PLEASE! Just diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis and need all the help I can get!!
You got this! You can download the template at this link: thoughtful-experimenter-636.kit.com/a63413c02d
i so loved chatting with you today. you are such a god send and look forwsrd to next chat. many many thanks.
Oh my gosh, you are too kind - I'm so glad it was helpful! I look forward to more as well! <3
I am so happy I found your channel I struggled to find real, recent stories about people with AS. I was diagnosed last year and and still in the middle of adjusting treatment but have yet to hear a whole story similar to mine! But still happy to hear about others ❤
This is tooo cute!!
So inspiring !
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Costochronditis can be squeezing nerve that is under or near rib cage very scarey goes away
I’ve been on methotrexate injection for about 5 months, once weekly. I’ve never been able to get over the bloated feeling I have for a couple days after. I burp a lot and have a lot of gas that I feel I have trouble expelling ( like trapped gas somewhere in my GI tract). Simethicone helps minimally, but I still have to do methotrexate on Fridays because all the next day I’m in bed. 😞. Anyone else experience this?
I'm just starting my methotrexate injections, not sure how to measure though. I'm hoping to use insulin syringes instead of the 18 gauge needles they sent with the medicine.
So true with autoimmune diseases
I'm sorry you can relate!
i love this, i wish i could have one of those !!!
It's pretty awesome!
I have Sjogren's, Small Fiber Neuropathy, Raynaud's, Hashimotos and currently PMR. My first sign was bi-lateral trochleitis of the eye area. A few shots in the eyes did not relieve the pain. They say I have to cure the autoimmune causing it. Well, I don't think that is so simple.
Said a lot and gave nothing
Thanks for the feedback :-)
I went to an internal medicine Dr. Did all the testing. At the appointment he just began talking about treatment. I had to make him pause after a while and just say what is my diagnosis you never did say. He looked back to my chart. He seemed uncomfortable. He said I have polymyalgia rheumatica and just kept talking. I had to stop him again to explain it to me. 🤷🏻♀️
I'm so sorry you weren't given a clear explanation at first!
Hi! Thank you for your content. I take metotrexate and lab results show "normal". recently stopped taking prednisone and pain is coming back. Even so I have tried yoga, weights, biking etc but still i get pain the day after. I told my dr and he said theres not much to do since the lab results show alright? 😢 Any recommendations anyone?
Hi, Cheryl! Just curious, would you know how people can know they have seronegative RA? I had scans with small erosions and mild inflamation, but I don’t know if that means it’s for sure and I’m just denying it or if I need to push to keep looking.
What supplement help?
I love his group!! He’s the inspiration for the start of my Group 💙
That's wonderful to hear, thank you so much for sharing!
Love it!! So happy to see you both talking to each other!
Thank you so much for the encouragement!
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Do you work for the company that makes these?
I self diagnosed myself with Sjogrens. Then had a positive lip biopsy. I had emergency GI surgery for an obstruction and rupture of my large intestine. I also had an inpatient admission for interstitial lung disease from Sjögren’s and I am now experiencing cognitive decline. Sjögren’s has been desvastating to my body and mind. I am declining rather quickly.
My ra doctor prescribed methotrexate Nd never did blood work. Always said next time. I dont drink or smoke or do illegal drugs 79. I got to where i didnt eat lost alot of weight. Went to gastric doctor who did liver biopsy etc. I havemeyhotrexate induced cirrhosis. Methtrexate has black box warning for cirrhosis. Told ra doctor and all she said was well get better. U dont get better u die
U decide your story God decides when how not dr . detox detox detox clean water vlean food u name it the liver does have a regeneration thing amazing pray and don't think negative thoughts that hurts more than germs etc But sorry to hear that .
Technically, gingerbread houses arent meant for eating because the gingerbread is meant to build, so, using hot glue works, but make sure it doesnt heat up the house too much
Thanks so much for the tip!
Thank you. Wonderful and useful. Newly diagnosed
I'm so glad it was helpful, thank you for taking the time to let me know!
... some of these Dr.'s are BRUTAL !!! : ( Just Horrible ! I'm so sorry you went through soooo much : ( Anyways, Thank-you ladies, lots of Great info shared here : )
I'm so glad you found this information helpful!
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good stuff
Thank you so much!
I lost all my teeth to Sjogrens. I had beautiful teeth so it was heartbreaking. I have dentures now but my mouth is always raw due to Sjogrens. So it hurts to wear my teeth. I'm so frustrated.
I'm so sorry to hear this, I hope there are new and better treatments on the horizon soon!
5 years later and your still helping folks with this video. Did my very first self injection just now with this as my support and had zero issues! Didn't even really feel it either. ❤ thanks, Lady! ❤🎉
Aww that means the world to me, as this was one of the first videos I made for this page! Thank you so much for letting me know it was helpful!
I definitely wonder sometimes if women would be down marrying a guy who was just diagnosed with PsA and most likely will need double hip and knee replacements by age 50
I definitely think there are women who would be open to it, "in sickness and health!" <3
@ thanks for the support. Thankfully, I’m blessed in that women tend to be attracted to me, but I don’t know how one would react finding out the extent of my condition
My dad was diagnosed at age 7 in 1962. Destroyed his body since they had no treatments back then. Wreaked havoc on his heart and other organs, too, so even though he went into full remission in his 20s, he ended up passing in 2012 from heart disease. My grandfather (his dad) got it 30 years later than my dad in 1992, so I watched it destroy two people close to me. My brother and I were sure we weren't going to get it, since We'd already reached our 30s, but I was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis last year at age 37. It's already damaged multiple joints and some flares are so bad I can't do physical work Also, I totally relate with most people not understanding or even taking it seriously. Makes you feel alone and unsupported. Growing up, I always wondered why my dad never tried to explain his health conditions to anyone. Now I understand - he must've learned early that most people either don't believe you or don't care.
I'm so sorry to hear that, it really is hard to find others who "get it" outside the chronic illness community. You are not alone <3
Is Sjogrens disease hereditary?
I also had a double hip replacement at age 41 about 8 months ago...and I am currently starting to run! Good for you!
Good one.❤
Thanks so much!
Well explained! Thanks!
So glad it was helpful!
True Love! This is the first item I ordered because of your recommendation, about two years ago I think. I'm grateful to you every time I take it out of the drawer and plop it on a can. The arthritis in my hands has gotten worse over time, and this one tool has made a huge difference.
This made my day, thank you so so much for letting me know it's working for you!
Omg! I have a red one. It was one of my first buys when diagnosed with RA in 2019. It is a lifesaver. ❤🙌🏽
I'm so glad to hear you like yours also! Thank you for letting me know!
I want to listen to this a few more times to harvest all the goodness out of it. Thank you so much for what you do. I listen, I take notes. I learn more with each bump in the road and I come here to find you and learn more tools.
I'm so so glad you like it, please keep me posted if you have topic requests for future episodes!
How's your diet? ARE you limiting sugar intake or zero sugar?
Omg I want to make one so badly now! It’s so cuteeeee✨✨✨💅💅💅
Dooo it, I ended up keeping mine up all year round, NO regrets!
@ lol I made one! It’s so cute thank you for the inspiration!!!❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you!
Good idea it’s more fun though to use the frosting and just have chaos lol
I definitely love eating the frosting!
I've inserted the bottom ones over two years ago, and it helped me exactly 0%. Now two years later, i'm putting two upper ones, hoping it will start making a difference. I have chronic dry eyes.
I'm so sorry the bottom ones didn't work and I hope the upper ones do the trick!
I think I have more internalised ableism ( besides that word doesn't exist outside the AE language so many people may be like "americanisims") in me, than I would like to admit, but I do see, hear and feel it now more than ever. The mere fact, I am may be forced to go to work with Miss Rona, because I can't get sick note, when my colleagues could legit die from this if they get a worse version or are sensitive is pretty ableist to me.
Thank you for sharing - access to work environments and covid precautions are definitely examples of structural ableism!