#World Arthritis Day

[murderousink23]

10/12/2024 is Children's Day 🇧🇷, World Arthritis Day 🌎, Christopher Columbus Day (everybody boo this man! BOO!) 🇮🇹, National Farmer's Day 👩‍🌾👨‍🌾🇺🇸, National Gumbo Day 🇺🇸, National Pulled Pork Day 🇺🇸, National Savings Day 🇺🇸, National Vermont Day 🇺🇸,  National Chess Day 🇺🇸, National Costume Swap Day 🇺🇸, National Motorcycle Ride Day 🇺🇸, National Album Day 🇬🇧

[subby-sab]

Today is 12th of October.

Today is World Arthritis Day, National Pulled Pork Day, National Gumbo Day, National Chess Day.

[newhopephysio]

World Arthritis Day 2024, celebrated on October 12, focuses on raising global awareness about arthritis, a condition affecting over 350 million people worldwide. This year's theme highlights the latest advancements in research and treatment, emphasizing the critical role of physical therapy in managing pain and improving mobility. With innovative therapies, early intervention, and patient-centered care, individuals suffering from arthritis can now enjoy enhanced quality of life.

Join the worldwide movement to support those living with arthritis by participating in events, sharing knowledge, and advocating for better access to treatment. Together, we can make strides toward healthier joints and improved well-being.

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[sarhadkasakshi]

Is Arthritis Preventable? Know Expert Tips For Lowering Your Risk This World Arthritis Day

Arthritis, characterized by joint inflammation and pain, is often irreversible, especially when linked to age or genetics. However, some lifestyle choices can help delay or reduce the risk. Maintaining a healthy weight reduces strain on joints, particularly the knees, while regular exercise strengthens the muscles surrounding the joints, enhancing flexibility and reducing stiffness.   Dr. Hemant…

[aim4neetinstitute]

On World Arthritis Day 2023, AIM4 Institute extends support and encouragement to those who battle arthritis with unwavering strength. As one of the best NEET & JEE coaching institutes in Jaipur, we understand the importance of perseverance and determination. Let's inspire and motivate those facing arthritis and prove that nothing can stop one from achieving their dreams. Together, we stand resilient against the challenges life throws at us. 

[cbphysiotherapy]

[spooniestrong]

Tomorrow!

World Arthritis Day is observed every year on October 12 to raise awareness. Most people think Arthritis only means joint inflammation but, in reality, Arthritis is an umbrella term used to describe around 200 conditions that affect joints, the tissues that surround the joint, and other connective tissue. 💙🥄

[healthylifeforyousblog]

World Arthritis Day Let's unite to support those living with Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Diseases at every stage of life on this World Arthritis Day! 💪

[apolloinfocentreafrica]

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[aighospitals]

Every step forward is a leap beyond joint limitations. Your joints follow your lead. Command them with strength & resilience. #WorldArthritisDay #ArthritisAwareness #arthritis #AIGHospitals #AIGcares #Health #Orthopedics #joints #jointpain

[medzcuresblog]

World Arthritis Day (WAD) is a global awareness day aimed towards increasing knowledge of the existence and impact of rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases (RMDs) among all audiences.

[murderousink23]

10/12/2023 is Children's Day 🧒🇧🇷, World Arthritis Day 🌎, World Sight Day 🌎, Christopher Columbus Day 🇮🇹, National Farmer's Day 👩‍🌾👨‍🌾🇺🇲, National Freethought Day 💬🇺🇲, National Gumbo Day 🇺🇲, National Pulled Pork Day 🇺🇲, National Savings Day 💰🇺🇲, National Vermont Day 🍁🇺🇲

[subby-sab]

Today is 12th of October.

Today is World Sight Day, World Arthritis Day, National Pulled Pork Day.

[swan2swan]

Some people just don't get how Dibs work...

[graysongoal]

Not all juvenile arthritis types are autoimmune (as one photo the Arthritis Foundation shared today claims). Systemic JIA, also called Still's Disease, is actually autoinflammatory. That means the dysfunction is in the innate immune system, not the adaptive immune system, signaling possible genetic issues.

There has been a growing debate in the last decade about removing SJIA from the major three JIA types due to its different nature, something that might help push more research and treatments in the right direction.

This is also the type of arthritis that I have had for nearly 30 years now, the one that has nearly killed me a few times, and the one that took my best friend and fellow activist Laura Jayne Kenyon from us in 2012.

That's right - complications from arthritis can be deadly. That's especially true for this specific condition. It can be hard to get under control. Even when you do, Macrophage Activation Syndrome (MAS) can pop up at any time, bringing a host of complications including organ failure and death. MAS is notoriously hard to control and requires quick moves, making the odds of surviving even lower.

Even without MAS, the organ complications are rough. I've had arthritis attack my eyes, my GI system, my chest and heart, and more.

So, when I talk about having arthritis, know that this isn't just bone pain or joint swelling.

[beejsdevilishsoulmate]

A photo of my Mum circa 1990s

It was 5 years ago on the 6th when my Mum passed away.

I've been thinking about her a lot, this time of the year is always hard for me and I've been looking at the few photos I have of her.

This one is one of my favourites, she's not posing, probably didn't even know it was taken until the flash went off.

She looked like she was in her own world, zoned out, with thoughts rushing through her mind.

I miss her so much! We were so close, I shared everything with her and we picked each other up when we were down.

Right now I'm split between taking care of my Nan and also helping to take care of my Uncle, while dealing with my own health problems.

I'm being worn down, but I've got too many people relying on me, I can't take a break!

At the moment I want to stay locked away in my dark room, hiding from all the responsibilities, but I can't!

If she was here, she would take charge and make thing bearable, but she's not and I feel alone even in a crowded room.

Do you remember when we thought being an adult would be better than being a child? How wrong we were!