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“My goal is to continue doing a job that I love for as long as possible.”
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“By the time I was diagnosed with axial SpA, permanent damage to my spine had occurred. I’m now walking to make a difference to others”
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“I’m cycling for a better future for young people with axial SpA”
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“I’m putting my best foot forward for everyone living with axial SpA!”
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“I’m sharing my story because I hope my experience will inspire others with axial SpA”
Being active was always the best way for me to manage pain (at least until I sat down!)
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“Before I was diagnosed, I was in so much pain I couldn’t get out of bed. Now I’m running a half marathon to support others living with axial SpA”
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5 things you need to know about dating with a hidden disability
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