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When it comes to talking about my rheumatoid arthritis

I’m alright.

When it comes to talking about my rheumatoid arthritis

I’m […] alright.

When it comes to talking about my rheumatoid arthritis

I’m [painfully] alright.

Revealing the truth to your doctor and others about the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can be as scary and painful as the disease itself.

Yet being honest about your RA symptoms starts with you. It’s time to stop hiding behind kinder words like:

Whether it’s to prepare for an upcoming virtual or in-person office visit, or to learn new ways to discuss your RA, register now and discover helpful tips, tools, and advice to help improve communications with your doctor.

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I feel good [enough].

32%

Of patients worry that asking too many questions will affect the quality of care.

I’m [uneasily] ok.

61%

Of patients with RA feel uncomfortable raising concerns and fears with physicians.

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Register now and get the tips today. It’s a great first step toward learning more about how you feel about your condition and having more productive conversations with your doctor.

What’s Inside the Welcome Kit:

Cookbook

A collection of tasty recipes that includes ingredients that are thought to have anti⁠-⁠inflammatory effects.

Emoji Translator

A handy chart that translates your arthritis symptoms and phrases into emojis.

Journal of You

A journal with writing prompts, weekly logs, and pages designed to help you express what’s on your mind.

It’s okay to be honest about your RA symptoms

with those who matter most—including yourself

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