More Comfortable Writing with Arthritis
Posted by Chris on 7/25/2022 to
Around the House
An unfortunate effect of arthritis is that it can take an activity that you use to do and enjoy and make it difficult and painful. The act of writing is one such activity. If you find it hard to write because of limited movement or pain in your
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Is the Garden Off-Limits for People with Arthritis
Posted by Chris on 6/16/2022 to
Around the House
Not With Arthritic Gardening Aids
There are a host of adapted aids to help people with arthritis around the house. Many are familiar—from special kitchen aids like lipped plates to grooming and bathing aids such as elevated toilet seats and
Fun and Games with Arthritis Aids?
Posted by Chris on 6/10/2022 to
Around the House
Too often, persons with arthritis view arthritic aids as being purely functional, practical, and--let's face it--boring. It's all well and good to have aids that help you easily turn on lights, move safely into the bathtub, and button a blouse. But
3 Ways to Make Gardening with Arthritis Easier
Posted by Chris on 6/8/2022 to
Around the House
Gardening can be a great way for people with arthritis to stay active. But the pain and discomfort involved may often get in the way of getting things done. Here’s three tips to help you get out from in front of the television and back into the
A Well-Stocked Kitchen for Arthritic Cooks
Posted by Chris on 4/13/2022 to
In the Kitchen
Most kitchens are packed with implements as big and weighty as cast-iron Dutch ovens and small appliances…to tiny items like measuring spoons and grapefruit forks. Yet out of all of those hundreds of items, consider how few are appropriate for the
How to Live Better With Arthritis Pain
Posted by Chris on 4/13/2022 to
General Health
If you or your loved one has a severe form of arthritis, you should know that there are many ways to live better and with less pain.
Actually, the Department of Health and Human Services has found solid evidence that resistance and endurance