"Living with RA has given me a purpose I didn’t know I needed. I feel proud to be part of the community" writes Katy Pieris. Read about her diagnosis, what it means to her and how RA affects her everyday life.
Written by Katy Pieris, 15 September
Claire Yacoub writes about her experience being diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis in the middle of Covid-19 and how her medical team has helped her cope up with it in the middle of this global pandemic.
Written by Claire Yacoub, 15 September
Katie Walker was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis in 2015. She writes "I have a love hate relationship with my RA - I’m happy as long as I can quantify my pain" Read about her diagnosis, what it means to her and how RA affects her everyday life.
Written by Katie Walker, 15 September
"To me living with RA means being brave every day." writes Trish Peters
Written by Trish Peters, 15 September
Getting diagnosed with an incurable illness is difficult, no matter how prepared you think you may be. Julie Bastarache reflects on her RA diagnosis and writes about her challenges this RA Awareness Week.
Written by Julie Bastarache, 15 September
"I never know what each day is going to bring" is what Sammy Oliver describes as life, living with RA. She writes to us about her journey with RA and what it means to her.
Written by Sammy Oliver, 13 September
Rheumatoid arthritis is a condition that causes pain, swelling and stiffness in the joints usually affecting hands, feet and wrists. This RA Awareness Week Julie Harron writes about her experience living with RA.
Written by Julie Harron, 13 September
Accessible design should be available in all spaces and you shouldn't have to choose between function and beautiful products. We are working to make sure that your adapted products and aids not only make your life easier brighter as well. (Watch the video)
Written by Ellen Robinson, 17 August
As a small start-up business, we have invested time and money to ensure that manufacturing in Britain was a priority.
Written by Harry Fleet, 23 August
Mental health just like physical health needs to be taken care of and maintained. James Hollens, having struggled through it all his life, writes about how his 2nd arthritic diagnosis helped save his mental health.
Written by James Hollens, 14 May
Mental health is incredibly important at every stage in our life - It affects how we think, feel and act. This Mental Health Awareness Week, Georgie Wishart writes about the challenges she has faced while struggling with her mental health.
Written by Georgie Wishart, 12 May
Arthr's ChangeMakers are an active community of passionate, like-minded people who want to change the face of arthritis forever.
Written by Harry Fleet, 09 June
Being a parent is one of the hardest jobs one ever does and if you have arthritis, you may feel overwhelmed by this challenge. Katy Pieris writes about the challenges she faced on her journey to motherhood, with arthritis
Written by Katy Pieris, 24 December
Nicola Hunter, Chartered Physiotherapist writes about the importance of maintaining a proper sleep schedule and how beneficial it is to our everyday lives.
Written by Nicola Hunter, 04 November
We at Arthr are extremely grateful for all the support we've been given this year.
Written by Khushali Rughani, 19 November
With the COVID-19 crisis continuing to cause significant disruption in the workplace, never before has there been such a focus on the health and wellbeing of the UK’s workforce.
Written by Bobby Watkins, 12 November
'A constant reminder of need' is what Joel describes as living with arthritis
Written by Joel Nelson, 26 October
A candid take on a user's perspective. Nimesh talks to Arthr about the challenges he faces when getting on and off the toilet.
Written by Khushali Rughani, 22 October
It's easy to forget you're more than your illness, but life improves when you change your relationship with arthritis, as Izzie Clough writes here: "I can be ill and still be me"
Written by Izzie Clough, 07 September
Nicola Hunter, Chartered Physiotherapist writes about her life in the Lockdown
Written by Nicola Hunter, 09 October
Leading Physiotherapist, Nicola Hunter, shares her advice and tips on looking after your musculoskeletal health while working from home.
Written by Nicola Hunter, 07 October
There are everyday events and there are Arthr events
Written by Ellen Robinson, 06 October
No need to live in shame and silence: telling your story openly will help both you and others live with the condition, writes Jasmine Davey
Written by Jasmine Davey, 07 September
The secret to living well with arthritis? Never be afraid to ask for help, writes Claire Antoniou
Written by Claire Antoniou, 07 September
Loved by Arthr is a collection of carefully curated products from innovative entrepreneurs and inventors that meet Arthr’s high standards of functionality and design.
Written by Emily Barton, 19 August
With Facebook and Google extending working from home until at least the end of the year are we about to see a shift in the office as we know it?
Written by Ellen Robinson, 09 June
A key challenge associated with arthritis and those with restricted movement is getting dressed.
Written by Emily Barton, 06 June
Sign up for the latest updates on our range of products, including release dates and special offers
