Lily's I'm Back Story - Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis

Lily was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis when she was four years old. Before coming to OSMS, her journey began with at-home medications and painful injections, then received infusion therapy at a hospital. Lily developed anxiety to needles and would dread the long days at the hospital.
Lily and her family made the choice to try infusion therapy at OSMS. Since then, she has become more comfortable with treatment and is back to enjoying life as a fun-loving 13-year-old girl.
Read her story here: bit.ly/3gZZIoR

[@AlexandraSmith-px8ow]

I also have arthritis, it's nice to know there is more people out there like me. I still have injections for it but I'm doing better. Wish you the best xx

[@fuzzydash5094]

I now feel more confident about my JIA, knowing there is other people who can feel what I can feel. I need to take a lot of blood work and pills as well.

[@AlexandraSmith-px8ow]

I have to have injections.

[@kdchhy2252]

Young lady. What type of arthritis do you have? I have rheumatoid