Today is Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness Day! What is RA? Read on for some helpful facts about this often misunderstood autoimmune disease.

💥THE POWER OF MUSIC💥 The kids and I have an Apple Music playlist we call “Pump Up Music.” 💪 It started with Lola’s love of racing, Nico playing sports, and Sofia’s love of dancing. Powerful chords, beats and melodies that make you FEEL GOOD. 👊 For me, it’s also “mindset music.” I find that the

“There was never a night or a problem that could defeat sunrise or hope.” – Bernard Williams My morning drive the other day was pretty spectacular… 🌅 After nearly two decades of going to work in the dark, watching the sun rise is still one of my favorite things. There are so many metaphors there,

Arthritis Awareness Month Believe it or not — years ago, if someone (who most likely had rheumatoid arthritis) complained that it hurt to move their arms or legs, they were advised to wear a splint — so it didn’t hurt. Unfortunately, the lack of movement led to people’s knee and elbow joints being fused together

I received these two lovely voicemails from “Donna” at work today. Actually, they came in on our Cincy Lifestyle line — not my personal extension — so everyone on the CL team got to enjoy them, too. I’m not sure what exactly “Donna” means by “fixed,” but apparently the shape of my deformed digits was

Hey guys! 👋 Just checking in with a quick update. It’s been a rough couple of months. After just one round of Truxima (a “biosimilar” to the Rituxan treatments I’ve been receiving for years to manage my RA) I’ve had a 103° fever two different times; I’ve gone through FOUR rounds of antibiotics, two chest

Ten years ago, on February 10, 2015, I had bilateral knee replacement surgery. That’s both knees, at the same time. I had just had both hips replaced 15 months earlier — on December 2, 2013.