
Katy’s personal journey – Part 1 Pre diagnosis
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
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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

Throughout the rest of my childhood many more joints were affected, both knees, hips, jaw and ankles. I was still given the same advice from

I cannot remember a time when juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) was not a part of my life. It took many years to get a diagnosis,
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