I keep this blog in part to easily update family, friends, and other JA parents (and any other interested persons!) on how Anna is doing on her journey with Juvenile Arthritis.
Since Anna was first diagnosed in 1999, the terminology has changed. I believe that now children are diagnosed with Juvenile Arthritis, or Juvenile Iodiopathic Arthritis, et. al. However, I created this blog a long time ago, when people referred the disease as Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis. Hence the "JRA."
Wednesday, November 02, 2005
Anna's JRA Guestbook Let's use this thread for the guestbook for Anna's JRA Page! If you visited Anna's JRA Page and want to post a 'hello,' please do so! I look forward to hearing from you!
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Your Anna is so beautiful. Hope she soon gets used to the mxt shots. Bonnie
Thank you for creating this site. My daughter has pauciarticular JRA as well and I am comforted by reading how you have managed with Anna. Emily (my daughter) has gone through so many similar experiences with iritis as well as being on the same string of medications.
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5 comments:
Your Anna is so beautiful. Hope she soon gets used to the mxt shots. Bonnie
Thank you for creating this site. My daughter has pauciarticular JRA as well and I am comforted by reading how you have managed with Anna. Emily (my daughter) has gone through so many similar experiences with iritis as well as being on the same string of medications.
Awesome website. I never noticed annasjra.blogspot.com before in any of my searches! Marvelous efforts!
I’m a noobie here and I am sorry if this is not the right place for this.
You all rock! [url=http://www.lookwhosblogging.com]gourmet food[/url]
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