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Healthcare reform is a very hot topic now all across the country. The Arthritis Foundation recently released a position statement (see below) that lists priorities to be included in any new legislation. As I reviewed these, I thought about all of ...
July 10
leo hohnstein is now a member of Arthritis
July 4
Vacations are great! They give us an opportunity to relax, refresh, and recharge. Last week I visited the beach for the first time in many, many years. One day while I sat on the beach watching children and “adult children” running into and away ...
July 1
Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter added 2 photos to the album 'Sponsors'
June 25
It is officially summer here at the Rocky Mountain Chapter and the temps have spurred outdoor fun and activities both in our work and personal lives. We start off the summer with a HUGE thank you to our volunteers. We are holding a BBQ and picnic...
June 25
Sue Gorden is now a member of Arthritis
June 19
At last the time of year when rain and sunshine helps to get everything outside turning green and growing. This also makes it better to get out and exercise those limbs and muscles. If any question on how much and what type of exercise, the Arthri...
June 11
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Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter

Healthcare

Healthcare reform is a very hot topic now all across the country. The Arthritis Foundation recently released a position statement (see below) that lists priorities to be included in any new legislation. As I reviewed these, I thought about all of the people who contact us looking for help with prescriptions, medical equipment, insurance premiums and many other medical costs and how we wish there were more resources for all of these important needs. This is a good time to let your legislators kno… Continue

Posted by Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter on July 10, 2009 at 1:38pm

Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter

Vacations!

Vacations are great! They give us an opportunity to relax, refresh, and recharge. Last week I visited the beach for the first time in many, many years.

One day while I sat on the beach watching children and “adult children” running into and away from the waves I noticed a small boy building a sand castle. He had been very careful to make sure the waves would not reach it. He began with a small mound of sand and slowly added to it. As his brothers ran by him into the waves, he smiled and waved b… Continue

Posted by Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter on July 1, 2009 at 9:40am

Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter

Summer Time

It is officially summer here at the Rocky Mountain Chapter and the temps have spurred outdoor fun and activities both in our work and personal lives.

We start off the summer with a HUGE thank you to our volunteers. We are holding a BBQ and picnic on the evening of June 24th to recognize and to thank the many people who support and assist us with our governance, programs and special events. We have had the pleasure of working with many terrific volunteers. They are passionate about the mission!… Continue

Posted by Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter on June 25, 2009 at 10:38am

Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter

THINGS ARE GROWING

At last the time of year when rain and sunshine helps to get everything outside turning green and growing. This also makes it better to get out and exercise those limbs and muscles. If any question on how much and what type of exercise, the Arthritis Foundation can provide some information to help you. Listen to you body on what you can actually do and should not do. I try to make the best use of my time during the summer to get some sunshine and exercise (Golf, yard work, walking) are some of t… Continue

Posted by Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter on June 11, 2009 at 12:34pm

Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter

Programs!

Our Arthritis Foundation Aquatics Program (AFAP) and Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program (AFEP) have been a huge success since they were introduced in 1983. Many of you have been participating in these classes for 25 years, or maybe you just started. But hopefully all of you have seen improvements in your daily activities. The Arthritis Foundation continues to review this program to see what needs fixing to keep it as up-to-date as possible. As if May 1st, we’d like to introduce our new and im… Continue

Posted by Rocky Mountain Arthritis Chapter on May 1, 2009 at 1:21pm

 
 
 

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