Rheumatoid arthritis rocked my world in 2009 and later came neuro-Sjogrens, dysautonomia and gastroparesis. Finally, we had answers to a lot of questions that had gone unanswered for years.
Many, many hard years.
I share my story to help others who walk the hard road of autoimmune disease, particularly on the admin side of sick. I’m here to help educate, encourage and empower you to walk this path with success and even some joy along the way.
Living with chronic illness just got a whole lot easier.
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The Arthritis Academy
(coming soon)
You CAN …
– live a full life with chronic illness.
– plug into a community who “gets it” and will walk the journey with you.
– have positive and successful conversations with your doctor and your insurance company.
– become your own advocate and make decisions about your care.
– implement ways to better control your stress and pain.
– learn strategies to maximize savings during your deductible corridor.
– eliminate the administrative overwhelm.
I will show you how.
I’m feeling overwhelmed and would like to get plugged in.
My Latest Blog Posts
Things are Always Changing – Health Updates 2022
Fall ushers in beautiful changes as the leaves turn vibrant
Predictably Unpredictable: Schedule Tips for the CDP
The digital calendar has got to be one of the
The First Rheumatology Visit – What to Expect
If you’re like most chronic illness folks, you’ve been waiting
It’s Been 10 Years
10 Lessons I’ve learned in 10 years of rheumatoid disease. Life was turned upside down but there’s still joy along the way.
Physician Burnout is Our Problem, too
Physician burnout is becoming a huge problem. We are losing great physicians, but we can help. Here are 10 steps we can take to encourage our physicians.
Health Updates – Oct 2019
It’s been a while since I’ve shared updates. See how 2019 has been – what a year, what a ride….
My First Guest Post is UP!
My first guest post is live! What a fun experience to write a guest post for my new friend, Emily Adams on her travel site, The Planking Traveler.
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