Arthritis Foundation Arizona

ICYMI ... here are 3 recent podcast episodes you won’t want to miss:

😥 Ep. 151 – Grief, Guilt & Finding Grace With Arthritis
A powerful conversation on the emotional side of chronic illness — and learning how to move through it with compassion.

💊 Ep. 149 – Can GLP-1 Drugs Help Your Arthritis?
What we know so far about GLP-1 medications and their potential impact on inflammation, pain and weight-related joint stress.

♿ Ep. 150 – Design for Every Body
A look at how inclusive design is changing access, independence and daily life for people living with arthritis.

🎧 Listen now and catch up on the latest conversations: https://arthr.org/3SDJOZ6https://arthr.org/3SDJOZ6

Have a question about arthritis? You don't have to figure it out alone.

Whether you're looking for information about treatments, symptoms, managing pain, finding resources or simply understanding your diagnosis, the Arthritis Foundation Helpline is here to help.

📞 Connect with trained specialists who can provide personalized support and trusted information.

Learn more: https://www.arthritis.org/helpline.

Pain is one of the most common — and most challenging — parts of living with arthritis. But relief can come from more than just medication.

In the latest episode of the Live Yes! With Arthritis podcast, host Jamie Nicole talks with pain specialist Dr. Yawar Qadri about the many factors that influence pain and the wide range of treatment options available, from medications and nerve therapies to lifestyle strategies, complementary approaches and more. The conversation also explores the connection between pain, sleep, stress and overall well-being.

🎧 Tune in now and discover new ways to take control of your pain: https://arthr.org/4gimppX.

Have you noticed changes in your joint pain, stiffness or fatigue during perimenopause or menopause?

You’re not imagining it — and you’re not alone. Join our upcoming webinar to learn how hormonal shifts can impact arthritis and get practical strategies for feeling your best at every stage.

Save your spot today: https://arthr.org/42P3CLi.

Hormonal changes can affect more than mood and sleep — they can also impact joint pain, inflammation and overall well-being.

Join us for “Hormones, Joints and Women’s Wellness” to hear expert advice on navigating perimenopause, menopause and arthritis with confidence. 💚

Register now: https://arthr.org/42P3CLi.

As Arthritis Awareness Month comes to a close, we’re grateful for everyone who shared a Green Heart, a story or a moment of support. 💚 Together, we built awareness, connection and visibility for people living with arthritis — and that work continues all year long. Find support and resources at arthritis.org.

Thinking about joint surgery or wondering what to expect? 🎧

In the latest Live Yes! With Arthritis podcast episode, orthopedic surgeon Dr. David Mayman shares insights on joint replacement surgery, recovery and questions to ask along the way.

Listen now: https://arthr.org/4dR36By

For nearly half of people living with arthritis in the U.S., daily life can come with real limitations. That’s why the Arthritis Foundation works year-round to provide resources, support and hope - so every person with arthritis can live a life without limits.

Find resources and support at arthritis.org 💚

⏳ Don’t miss your chance to join us!

Families are invited to register for JA Family Summit by June 1 to secure your spot for a weekend of connection, support and learning.

This is more than an event — it’s a chance for kids and teens with JA (and their families) to meet others who truly understand, build confidence and gain tools to navigate life with arthritis.

💚 Meaningful connections
💚 Expert-led sessions
💚 A community that gets it

Spots are limited! Register today and be part of something special.

👉 https://arthr.org/44Y2Tcb

In a recent survey, almost 90% of arthritis patients said they have pain that interferes with their daily lives and activities. Your support of the enables us to provide resources, education and connections to improve the lives of everyone living with this progressive disease.

May is mental health awareness month 💚