Living with arthritis is to exist in an ever-changing landscape. What I could do yesterday, isn’t what I can do tomorrow, but possibly today. It means I forever have to adjust. Adapt my plans, my expectations, my ambitions. At times, it feels like a never-ending mid-life crisis. In this article, […]
This one is personal to me. I have had Juvenile Ideopathic Arthritis (JIA) since I was a kid and one thing I have learned is that there’s a whole lifetime of support required between juvenile-onset arthritis and what the general population consider as living with arthritis in older age. From […]
In case you missed it, my live interview on the Times Breakfast show is available to listen for a limited time here: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/radio/show/20200803-974/2020-08-03 You can find the interview from 2 hrs 36 mins into the show. I hope that I captured some of your anxieties and issues.
Arthritis blogger, writer and advocate who has had Juvenile Arthritis from childhood. Raising awareness and sharing his experiences to help others, Joel specialises in parenting, pain and the mental health impact of living with chronic illness and writes for several leading charities and organisations including Scope, Versus Arthritis and Health Union.
