I don’t have it, but my grandma suffers with it and changing her diet helped her so much. She still gets flare ups that get pretty bad, but it’s not as frequent.

I was just recently diagnosed. I've been in a lot of pain for a very long time I'm just glad it's not in my head like I was starting to think. I'm trying to now find natural ways to manage the pain.

I have it the flare ups are very painful . I can barely work. And rely on motrins. Smh

My nephew was diagnosed at 2 with juvenile ra. A few yrs ago his doctor put him on a treatment he recieved shots weekly and it stopped it from causing new damage.

I have it but uts been manageable. I was diagnosed in my 20s. My father also has had it most his life.

I’ll look into the LDN therapy thank you!

@pp my husband is a truck driver, even though medical marijuana is legalized in our state he still can not use it as he is randomly drug tested.

Check out LDN therapy. It won't work if he's already on any opioids though. The sooner he tries it, the better the outcome it seems. It's been used to treat people with autoimmune diseases, but traditionally it was used to help people with addictions. It's inexpensive, and doesn't have any of the nasty side effects of the usual drugs. Read up about it first, and then get him to ask his doctor to try it out.

I've had jra for about a decade now, and I am able to function on a daily basis with the help of cannabis. Different cbd thc mixes help a lot. Plus there are tons of salves and different topical to pick from

My little sister is 16 with rheumatoid arthritis. They just gave her a prescription strength naproxen and it doesn’t really help so she just has to endure it. She has a lot of pain in her hips.