For Marianna Paulson, it began as sore toes and fingers the day after playing co-ed hockey in university forty years ago. Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), Marianna has had numerous surgeries to date, including foot and elbow reconstructions, hip replacements, and an operation to fuse vertebrae in her neck. Often feeling frustrated with the challenges she. . .
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