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Rhuematoid arthritis
by: Cliff on Wed, Jul 16 2008

In 1948 I had scarlet fever. Six weeks later i was diagnosed as having rheumatic fever and rheumatoid arthritis I lay in bed for nine months flat on my back without a pillow. then, 11 years later I was diagnosed as having Addison’s disease.During those 11 years I was never really 100% well. these diseases are all autoimmune diseases. Come on you medical people there has got to be a link between RA and Addison’s, it has happened to far to many people, they cannot be all wrong.

July 2008

Halt to the “Good Old Days” - by Connie - (Tue, Jul 29 2008)
I had brain surgery in 1997 and was diagnosed with RA 2 months later. I have RA in every joint - I really had no idea how many joints our bodies have - trust me alot! [more..]
Rhuematoid arthritis - by Cliff - (Wed, Jul 16 2008)
In 1948 I had scarlet fever. Six weeks later i was diagnosed as having rheumatic fever and rheumatoid arthritis. I lay in bed for nine months flat on my back without a pillow. [more..]

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