#WeLiveYes – Connect & Care with the Arthritis Community
Social distancing doesn’t mean emotional distancing. During this challenging time, your health and safety are the top priority for the Arthritis Foundation as we go through this medical emergency together. Stay updated and connected at
arthritis.org/Cares
, a special resource center for people with arthritis.
Throughout this difficult time, we’ll be your partner in providing resources, protecting patient rights through our advocacy efforts, and sharing stories of resilience to help you navigate the uncertainty and learn to Live Yes in our new normal. We are all in this together, and we are learning together about the best ways to navigate our new normal. That’s why we’ll be sharing your stories on our blog — stories about how you are adapting your lives, staying active, learning to cope with these circumstances and staying connected with the arthritis community.
You’ll be able to learn from people like Gerica, a Platinum Ambassador based in CA who is taking on new responsibilities like teaching at three grade levels while making sure her child with JA doesn’t get sick. You can take an arthritis-friendly yoga class with Cindy, a Connect Facilitator in MA who has started a new YouTube channel to help people stay active at home. You’ll also read about simple recipes that don’t require a trip to the grocery store from Patient Leadership Council member Laura from WA.
And that’s not all, we’d love for you to share your stories with the arthritis community and stay connected with us. During this time of social distancing, it is more than ever important for us to connect and showcase our stories. We want to hear about the things you’re doing to Live Yes in your new normal, the items you’re struggling with and the ideas you have that may help those in need. Share your story with us to help shape our resources, materials and advocacy efforts. Your story could even be featured in upcoming blogs and videos.
Here’s just a handful of ways you can share your story:
You can also share your questions and ideas for new resources you‘d like to see on our channels in the coming weeks. The arthritis community has united and rallied many times before, now more than ever it’s important to stay connected with each other. Because together, #WeLiveYes!
Throughout this difficult time, we’ll be your partner in providing resources, protecting patient rights through our advocacy efforts, and sharing stories of resilience to help you navigate the uncertainty and learn to Live Yes in our new normal. We are all in this together, and we are learning together about the best ways to navigate our new normal. That’s why we’ll be sharing your stories on our blog — stories about how you are adapting your lives, staying active, learning to cope with these circumstances and staying connected with the arthritis community.
You’ll be able to learn from people like Gerica, a Platinum Ambassador based in CA who is taking on new responsibilities like teaching at three grade levels while making sure her child with JA doesn’t get sick. You can take an arthritis-friendly yoga class with Cindy, a Connect Facilitator in MA who has started a new YouTube channel to help people stay active at home. You’ll also read about simple recipes that don’t require a trip to the grocery store from Patient Leadership Council member Laura from WA.
And that’s not all, we’d love for you to share your stories with the arthritis community and stay connected with us. During this time of social distancing, it is more than ever important for us to connect and showcase our stories. We want to hear about the things you’re doing to Live Yes in your new normal, the items you’re struggling with and the ideas you have that may help those in need. Share your story with us to help shape our resources, materials and advocacy efforts. Your story could even be featured in upcoming blogs and videos.
Here’s just a handful of ways you can share your story:
- Tag us in your posts on social media using the hashtag #WeLiveYes! As a bonus, consider adding green to your work from home wardrobe — share a selfie!
- Complete the INSIGHTS Assessment to help us understand how this outbreak is affecting your health.
- Share your story, questions, and ideas with our team through our storybank.
You can also share your questions and ideas for new resources you‘d like to see on our channels in the coming weeks. The arthritis community has united and rallied many times before, now more than ever it’s important to stay connected with each other. Because together, #WeLiveYes!
