Living with arthritis
Arthritis impacts Queenslanders of all ages and from all walks of life. As well as the physical impacts of living with a chronic condition,
the emotional and financial challenges can be huge. Everyone's experience is different and everyone's victories are unique.
While none of the many forms of arthritis are currently curable, there are effective treatments for every form of arthritis. There is
hope.
Theracurmin helps Chloe’s swollen fingers
Chloe lives with rheumatoid arthritis in her fingers and feet.
One Step at a Time
Helen was diagnosed with seronegative inflammatory polyarthritis in February 2022.
Erin
"I have learnt to take each day as it comes. Try to progress forward small amounts when you feel brave – and hopefully you'll do the
impossible one day too!”
Millie
Millie’s journey started in October 2015 when she was only 17 months old. One day her mum noticed she was limping...
Shelley
"I can be a bit of a stubborn person, and find it difficult to ask for help, but I have had to learn that sometimes, I do need to do
just that, and that is ok.”
Mikaela
"There is not one aspect of my life that hasn't changed since being diagnosed, but I am still told the all too familiar line “It’s only
arthritis, toughen up”
