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Charlie Robards – Living with Axial SpA
Living with axial SpA, an invisible illness: I have always loved sport and was lucky enough to have played most of them growing up. As
May 1, 2025
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Along with our podcast Inflammatory! we want to create a community of sharing our lived experience and learning from each other.
Living with inflammatory arthritis can be tough but it can also make the person you are today. Everyone’s journey is different and these posts are a fascinating read. Please do leave a comment.
Whether you live with inflammatory arthritis or a friend/family member we would really like you to share your story to help everyone have an understanding of how lives can be impacted by IA.
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Living with axial SpA, an invisible illness: I have always loved sport and was lucky enough to have played most of them growing up. As
I’ve always been driven by a passion for staying active and embracing new challenges. From enjoying sports in school, playing squash and golf in early adulthood, to
In the year leading up to my rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis, I was navigating an uncertain and frustrating path. The symptoms started subtly—stiffness in my hands
Growing up, movement and sport were the cornerstones of my life. From the moment I first donned tiny ballet shoes at age two, I fell
It is strange what having inflammatory arthritis does to you. The fluctuating nature of the disease is very much reflected in my life. There are
Life on the whole was pretty good, I had given up my career to bring up my daughters. I loved picking them up from school
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