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In this webinar, we cover all there is to know about fibromyalgia. We'll delve into the diagnostic process, collaborative approaches with your healthcare team, and the balance of emotional and mental health management.
Explore the range of treatment choices and strategies for effectively managing fibromyalgia flares, all while gaining insights into valuable resources. This webinar is your gateway to understanding and conquering fibromyalgia.
Explore the range of treatment choices and strategies for effectively managing fibromyalgia flares, all while gaining insights into valuable resources. This webinar is your gateway to understanding and conquering fibromyalgia.
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Common Arthritis Medications
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We'll provide an overview of various medication types, such as NSAIDs, DMARDs, biologics, and more, and discuss how they work to manage arthritis symptoms and slow disease progression.
Work Smarter, Not Harder - Assistive Aids and Adaptive Technologies
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Discover the world of assistive aids and adaptive technology in our upcoming webinar. Explore real-life examples and how they enhance daily living for individuals with arthritis and understand their importance, impact, and categorisation by function.
Joint Surgery on your Radar? What you Need to Know
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rofessor Ilana Ackerman, Deputy Director of the Musculoskeletal Health Unit in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University, will be joined by Orthopaedic Surgeon Sam Adie and consumers Robert and Jen, for an interactive panel discussion on surgical approaches, when to consider surgery and who it’s right for, what to expect and how to prepare.
Inflammatory Arthritis in Young Adults
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Join us for an informative discussion on inflammatory arthritis in young adults. Together we will explore the condition and dive into the unique challenges in living with an inflammatory type of arthritis at a young age. We’ll guide you through complexities of treatment options and family planning, employment and social support.
Building Mental Health Resilience by Dr Judy Lovas
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In this webinar, we take a deep dive into mental health resilience. Explore the science of mental health resilience, factors that shape it, and practical techniques for recognizing and managing stress in daily life. Learn to build a positive mindset, master emotional regulation, and nurture social support. Discover self-care, coping with adversity, and create a personalized resilience plan for ...
Mindfulness & Arthritis Webinar Recording 2024
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In this webinar, we learn about the intricacies of the Mind-Body Connection. Explore the essence of mindfulness and delve into cutting-edge research on its benefits for arthritis management. Together we will practice evidence-based techniques for nurturing your well-being, including cognitive coping strategies for pain relief and effective symptom management.
Arthritis Queensland Video Message from the Governor
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To our volunteers, we thank you.
Mental Health & Arthritis: Pain, Emotions & Stress
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Join us in this webinar on ‘Mental Health & Arthritis: Pain, Emotions & Stress,’ as we embark on a journey to discover the interplay between emotional well-being and arthritis management. Explore how pain, emotions, and stress are intricately linked, and empower yourself with knowledge on your path to better mental, emotional and physical health.
Dance for Arthritis - Promotional Video
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Have you been tempted by the sound of dancing your arthritis away? Are intrigued by the notion of taking up a bonafide ballet class designed for all abilities? Are tickled pink at the prospect of telling your closest friends and family that you cannot possibly see them as you have your Queensland Ballet class on today? Well then, secure your very limited spot in one of our three remaining Dance...
Understanding Pain: The Psychology of the Experience
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This webinar delves into the intricate relationship between psychology and pain. Learn about the profound impact of psychological factors on pain intensity and duration, and gain insights into the fascinating world of neuroplasticity and sensitisation. Understand why a multidisciplinary approach to chronic pain management is paramount because it's time to revolutionise your perspective on pain ...
Gut Health & Arthritis with Dr Anne-Sophie Bergot, Prof Mark Morrison & Dr Hannah Mayr
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Gut Health & Arthritis - Research Updates. Discover how your gut microbiome can play a pivotal role in your joint health. Explore the links between gut inflammation and arthritis symptoms. Learn how simple dietary changes and lifestyle adjustments can make a world of difference to your gut health and joints.
Telehealth & Virtual Healthcare
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Join our webinar as we embark on a transformative journey into the world of telehealth and virtual healthcare. Explore the cutting-edge technology and innovation revolutionising the way we access medical care. Discover the convenience, accessibility, and impact of virtual healthcare whilst we delve into the benefits, challenges, and future possibilities, providing you with the knowledge and ins...
Dietary Supplementation for your Joints - Where is the evidence at? by Dr. Tim Crowe
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Dietary supplements claim to offer relief and support. But what does the scientific evidence really say? In our upcoming webinar, research scientist and nutrition expert, Dr. Tim Crowe, delves into the world of supplements and explore the research behind their impact on joint health. If you’re considering supplements for arthritis or simply seeking a better understanding of their role, this web...
Identifying Fake Science
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In a world where information is readily available, distinguishing between genuine science and pseudoscience has never been more critical. Join us in this insightful webinar, where we’ll equip you with the tools and knowledge to spot misleading information and separate it from credible scientific research. We will guide you through the tell-tale signs of fake science, from sensational claims to ...
Fit for All: Affordable Strategies for an Active Lifestyle
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Fit for All: Affordable Strategies for an Active Lifestyle
Exercising for Flexibility and Stability: A Basic Guide
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Exercising for Flexibility and Stability: A Basic Guide
Building Strength & Endurance for Arthritis - A Basic Guide
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Building Strength & Endurance for Arthritis - A Basic Guide
An Introduction to Exercise for Arthritis
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An Introduction to Exercise for Arthritis
A Closer Look into the ‘Ultimate Arthritis Diet’- Does it Exist?
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A Closer Look into the ‘Ultimate Arthritis Diet’- Does it Exist?
Arthritis & Nutrition: Managing Inflammation Through Diet
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Arthritis & Nutrition: Managing Inflammation Through Diet
Osteoarthritis: Myths & Misconceptions with Prof. David Hunter
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Osteoarthritis: Myths & Misconceptions with Prof. David Hunter
Arthritis & Co-morbidities Webinar Recording 2023
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Arthritis & Co-morbidities Webinar Recording 2023
Arthritis & Kids (JIA Management) Webinar Recording 2023
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Arthritis & Kids (JIA Management) Webinar Recording 2023
Arthritis Queensland Big Give 4 Arthritis Day 2023 - Thank you
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Arthritis Queensland Big Give 4 Arthritis Day 2023 - Thank you
Arthritis Queensland Big Give 4 Arthritis Day 2023
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Arthritis Queensland Big Give 4 Arthritis Day 2023
Excellent. VERY helpful
I found the science a bit hard to concentrate on and follow, but the implications for diet (from 52 mins onwards) ARE very helpful.
hard to do 30 minutes when your not used to it and it hurts so much
P R O M O S M ☹️
Women cook?
Wanted to attend but couldn't make it - vry grateful to have access to the upload after the fact. An excellent presentation and very helpful. Thank you to Professor Hunter and Arthritis NSW for facilitating.
Stop with this welcome bullshit! We are all australian and this land belongs to all of us
Makes it worse
Good Job Bre.
Promo>SM
thank you 😊
Paddison program has healed many...please see the amazing testimonials
dr john mcdougall plan is good but i had RA diagnosed last April 2016 learned it is an infection from a bug called mycoplasma and can be treated with minocycling for 2 weeks dr joel wallach you can find his videos on youtube explains it I tried it and take his advice can now twist open jar or gas cap I also take dr carolyn deans advice "magnesium Miracle" amazing success and the gulch gel to repair my bones ligaments etc and vitamin D3 and K2 with calcium , also oregano oil for healthy lung cuz i thought I was having rheumatoid lung issue so hope this research i have started is a place to start Im doing great
I was diagnosed with RA when I was 18 (i am now 40). I have exercised and kept my weight down and do not take any prescription drugs and so far so good :-) achy yes, Im careful always, i just keep trying my best :-)
what do you do to stay healthy? because I am against prescription medication as well.
What's the doctors name ? My mom has severe arthritis here in NYC and would love to know what she' taking.
Ten Cases of Severe, mostly Rheumatoid, Arthritis Cured by the McDougall Diet: www.drmcdougall.com/misc/2014nl/may/tencases.htm
Thank you, I was just diagnosed at 22 years old and am learning how to live with this. You have given me a lot more hope.
Hey +Janessa Gil, that is very sad to hear you were diagnosed at that age. Never loss hope through life's journey. If you would like additional assistance we are available 5 days a week free call 1800 011 041 or email us at info@arthritis.org.au Stay Strong Best Regards Arthritis Queensland.
Your an inspiration, I've taken all the positives from your story & feel there is hope. I'm a kiwi mum 39yro & diagnosed with Dec 15 & it has hit me like a tone of bricks. pain everyday & feeling depression creeping in. Coming from being very active & positive. Thank u for sharing your story & wishing u & your beautiful family love n light Kia Ora
I had it ever since i was 2 and im 11 but i dont have it in my foot any more just keep fighting
I have that two i have it in my rist and my ancle
Thank you for sharing this inspiring video, I am also a RA patient. I am blessed that God used people for us to understand more about facing our same situations. thanks again and God bless. together we will overcome through, our doctors help, discipline and through the the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.:)
Thank you for sharing this inspiring video, I am also a RA patient. I am blessed that God used people for us to understand more about facing our same situations. thanks again and God bless. together we will overcome through, our doctors help, discipline and through the the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.:)
go vegan it really helps
+Sahara Smyth thanks, hope your mother keeps improving, i have been controling it with diet and no drugs for a year now - it does work
How does anybody know what they have? The Scleroderma and Lupus pages say the people all have similar symptoms.
+Bgirl291 Hi, sorry about the late reply. For some types of arthritis blood tests are indicators, ie rheumatoid factor for RA. Unfortunately not everyone who has RA has the rheumatoid factor. X rays can also be used. If you have symptoms of inflammatory arthritis you will generally be referred to a rheumatologist. They are the specialists in this area, so they have a number of diagnostics that they use.
Thank you for sharing this. All the best to Claire and Kristy!
What medication are you on please? I have RA and nothing has worked well so far apart from prednisolone which I have been on 7 years and want to come off because its weakened my bones.
Hi! I'm 24 and and I have rheumatoid arthritis. I was diagnosed in 2009, and I was on prednisone for 2 yrs along with other meds that didn't really worked for me. As of today I'm taking humira injections every other week and I'm also on methotrexate and mobic as needed. Well I have to admit i haven't been taking methotrexate like im supposed to for the past 2 months and a half just because my hair is really falling out.. It's been 5 yrs that i have been taking metho. My RA is pretty calm right now, but now I believe I have developed 2 new autoimmune diseases, and those are Vitiligo and Addison's disease. I have not been diagnosed, but I have done my research and that's what everything points to. I'm really sad, I feel like ppl don't understand me, coworkers or even my family.. I try to explain and they now some times im in pain and that I have to take meds, but i just feel alone in this. Now with this new diseases that I may have makes me think that I can keep developing more autoimmune diseases and it's just really heard to think that I will need to take meds for all my life.. It's just really really depressing, and I wonder what about if i don't have medical insurance tomorrow? What will I do?.. I don't want to be stuck in a bed suffering in pain without able to move ever never again! Just the thought of it, it's really scary! :(
I'm so sorry, I've only just seen this. We aren't very active on Google+! Please call our Free Helpline on 1800 011 041, one of our health educators can talk to you about all of this.
Im 22 and diagnosed with RA, spent a year wondering what was wrong. Lots of pain everywhere. Knees kill me the most but I am glad you are getting better and even pregnant!
am almost 17 yrs old and i got Ra :/
Hi Kristy I have rheumatoid arthritis in my knees and psoriatic arthritis everywhere else. I have had great success overcoming the arthritis with my diet. I have one video on youtube if you want to take a look. Unable to leave a link so search in youtube for putikimike.
I am happy this video has helped. That is why I told my story! RA is not easy it is a continuous challenge. Keep your head up and don't give up the good days will out number the bad. xoxo
God bless you for sharing your story. I am a healthy 37 year old woman, from the U.S. who was diagnosed only 1 month ago with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Well I call it SeriouslyRAD. RAD stands for Rheumatoid Autoimmune Disease because SeriouslyRAD is so much more than the arthritis symptoms for me. The Seriously part came about as I kept finding myself crying out, "SERIOUSLY?!" with each new symptom. I'm still learning and have a long way to go. Thank you!
Thanks for posting this. I'm 27 from New Zealand. I too thought in the early days that I had just overworked some muscle groups, until it went right through my body. Thanks for taking the time to share you story as it's been hard for me to find other people my own age who share this disease. The hardest thing for me this year has been dealing with the side effects of Methotrexate - did you have trouble with this also?
this video is very inspiring . It describes me very well. I think it will finally get me to the doctor. I have had arthritis badily for 2 years and have not gone to the doctor due to no health coverage. I have tried to ward off symptons witha vegan diet. It helps a little. Im affraid i have come to a dark enough point where i need meds. thanks
Ernest Larrabee