Take Control of Pain

The magnitude of Deb Andio’s osteoarthritis pain isn’t as bad today as it used to be. She’s glad she discovered our Live Yes! Connect Groups, which give her the chance to talk with others who understand the difficulties of arthritis pain.
 

Despite rheumatoid arthritis being active throughout his body, even causing him to lose his job, Dwayne McClellan doesn’t feel so alone anymore, thanks to friends he has made in our community. He has also become a committed Arthritis Advocate.

Joe Reid’s daughter was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis and Crohn’s disease at a young age. He says it was eye-opening to see how the Arthritis Foundation helped empower her to fight back, including her involvement in our Art for Arthritis fundraiser.

Tiffany Coffman had lived in constant pain since high school before eventually being diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. After learning that her son has juvenile arthritis, she got heavily involved in our JA program, which she continues doing after 15 years.