Four women’s stories: Managing work, relationships and parenting with arthritis Arthritis—even well-managed arthritis—can affect your life in major ways as you do your best to balance medication and self-care strategies with everyday life. And, it can be particularly challenging when arthritis strikes you as a child or young adult. Flourish spoke with four Canadian women
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Camp Ontario is a five-day, four-night retreat for children and youth ages 8-17 who are living with arthritis or another rheumatic condition. Campers come from all corners of Ontario, spanning from Windsor to Hamilton to Ottawa, and beyond! This year, Camp Ontario will be hosted once again at Camp Tamakwa, situated in the beautiful Algonquin Park.
Christopher Randall is seated in the Canadian Ballroom at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York Hotel. Eight-hundred people surround him, elegantly dressed and eager to enjoy an exquisite evening. From his table, he observes the giant screen before him, upon which the following message is projected: In honour of Kenneth Halnan who suffered from arthritis and Audrey
TORONTO – As Canada’s leading charity championing innovative arthritis research, Arthritis Society Canada is proud to celebrate the remarkable strides made in the past year and share the Top 10 Research Advances of 2024. Fueled by the generosity of donors and supporters, Arthritis Society Canada invested $6.6 million in cutting-edge research in 2023-2024. These investments are. . .
TORONTO – On Saturday, November 2, Arthritis Society Canada celebrated another incredible Arthritis Fire Ball™ Toronto at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel. Featuring a special live performance from Juno award-winning vocal group and Arthritis Society Canada’s ambassadors, The Tenors, the 3rd annual event was nothing short of electric. Fueled by the support of donors and. . .
Roberta Sheffield sits atop her horse, Fairuza, eyes fixed forward. Her gaze is focused between Fairuza’s ears, down the Grand Canal toward the Palace of Versailles. The September afternoon is late, the shadows long as they play around her. Breath steady, mind settled – Roberta is ready to ride. The opportunity to represent one’s country
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