Your stories

Lizzy Cane has lived with Axial Spondyloarthritis for nearly 33 years, she tells us her story of diagnosis and why she decided to fundraise for NASS.

Paul had a difficult time finding a diagnosis but now is under the excellent care of Freeman Hospital in Newcastle, one of our Aspiring to Excellence services.

Emily got in touch with NASS to share her story in the hope that others may have an easier and quicker journey to managing their axial spondyloarthritis than she had herself, and to thank those who continue to support her.

Alex's journey to diagnosis was long and painful but he finally found a diagnosis when his osteopath suggested a referral to rheumatology.

Rachel made the change from teaching RE to Karate and talks about how it has helped her live with Axial Spondyloarthritis.

How Woking & Weybridge branch came together to continue their hydrotherapy.

In his 20s, Jake thought little of his back pain. However, his twin brother had the same symptoms, and they were both diagnosed with AS

A team of 14 brave employees at UCB cycled 160 miles for NASS. Kate shares their story

When NASS Member Ian Wimpenny was diagnosed with AS in 2013, he was determined not to let it interfere with his passion for sport

Sandra cycled to success and smashed her New Year's Resolution

Callum decided to take on this challenge to support his fiancee

Ben and his friends got sponsored to carry a 100kg boiler up Mount Errigal