Regarding " R.A." (rheumatoid arthritis); BOOK -good to read: read on please..?

Question

There is good, helpful information in a book that i've had several years; i purchased thru a Mail-Order Book Club: Title: FAMILY MEDICAL GUIDE - third edition ; ( The American Medical Association); RANDOM HOUSE. / I'm 99 per cent sure it was THIS book that states : " It is not UNCOMMON for a person to develop Rheumatoid Arthritis after (or soon after ? ) a loss of a Loved One. /// I've not read this book nearly as often lately since I now look up lots of info on the Internet. Any comments? (I'm sorry -some of the first few pgs are missing from my much used book-so i'm not sure OF YEAR printed. about 10 or less yrs. ago - i think, as i purchased it bout 7 yrs. ago.--also, due to fact that I cannot see well right now (i can't locate the info -that i just referred to--(broken eye glasses & using reading glasses ONLY RIGHT NOW).

Answer 1

in this case the age of the book may be the answer, lots of these medical things are updating every few months not only every few years. I would feel free to let you talk to your local pheumatologist for management, no matter what caused it, treatment, soon and appropriate is still more important, good luck

Answer 2

Imagine for a moment your arthritis completely vanishing right now.

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I know this sounds impossible right now, but bear with me, because sometimes miracles happen.

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Today, I want to do the same for you!