How RA affects you, body and mind
RA affects your body, but managing a chronic condition can also have a big impact on your mind. RAliving talks about both, and explains why it's important to consider the physical
and emotional impact of RA. After all, what affects your body and your mind can have a direct impact on your quality of life – and that's something you might want to monitor if you're living with rheumatoid arthritis.
Start by reading a few key
rheumatoid arthritis facts that everyone with RA should know. Once you remind yourself about the progressive nature of RA, you can learn more about 8 ways that can help you measure your quality of life over time. The information here can help you see your RA in a new way, and give you the confidence to build a strong team with your healthcare professional, family, and friends. This can help keep the lines of communication open, and help them to support you better as you keep living with rheumatoid arthritis.
