I thought Dr James Galloway did a superb job, in outlining many facets of Rheumatoid, covering a huge amount of ground in a sane and sober way. He seems very knowledgeable, thoroughly prepared and at ease with his topic, and a good presenter as well.
I see that others including NorfolkBluebell have already referred to it, (she said "excellent" and I would agree). I'd also like to say that I think it is suitable for any RD sufferer as it covers the ground so well.
It's light on pain and also drug treatments, except for Methotrexate.
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Yes it was a good clear introduction to Rheumatoid Arthritis.
For the newly diagnosed he gave honest comments on diet & how the best way forward is to start on the drugs prescribed by your rheumatologist as soon as possible.
I believe the next Webinard is on 4 April.... It is well worth registering to watch it.
Thanks so much for posting this link. Started watching a bit of it and will continue watching the rest when I am not so tired. Already feeling so much better informed. Really interesting chat about mental health and diagnosis. I am fairly newly diagnosed 8 months into diagnosis and completely relate about the feelings of anxiety and depression. I am not sure I am clinically depressed but certainly more anxious and emotional. Fab news that this is likely to improve within a year is being diagnosed. Thank you so much for sharing the link! x
Really pleased that you found Dr Galloway's webinar helpful. You're correct in that we have the next two planned already, you can register for them now using the links below:
On Monday 27 April 7 pm - 8:15 pm we will be hosting the webinar: 'Keeping Physically Active with Rheumatoid Arthritis' by Will Gregory - nras.org.uk/keeping-physica...
On Tuesday 5 May 7 pm - 8:15 pm we will be hosting the webinar: ‘Managing Fatigue in Rheumatoid Arthritis' by Dr Yeliz Prior. - nras.org.uk/-managing-fatig...
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