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Richard Warden talks about his journey to diagnosis in the 1960s and how he has learnt to manage the pain over the last 50 years.

Celebrating International Women’s Day : An interview with Dr Yeliz Prior

• International Women’s Day
• personal story

#Breakingthebias: Misdiagnosed, Misunderstood and Misrepresented

Five years ago, I couldn’t walk. Now I’m taking on the toughest footrace in the world – the Marathon Des Sables – to support others living with axial SpA

• events
• marathon des sables
• personal stories

Steff Di Pardo talks about how mobility aids have helped improve her independence

In memory of Dr Andrew Keat

When I was first diagnosed, I couldn’t touch my toes. Today, I’m proud to say that I’m fitter and stronger than I was in my 20’s!

• exercise
• nordic walking
• personal story
• tai chi

I want to make sure no one else with axial SpA has to go through what I did

• personal story

Axial SpA, My Dad and I

• personal story

“While I waited for answers, I was in so much pain. For weeks at a time, I could get no relief at all. I felt claustrophobic in my own body.”

• personal story