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Petition hand-in for joint replacement surgery across all UK governments
On Wednesday 21 July we handed in our Impossible to Ignore petition to all UK governments.
Read moreMore support for people waiting for surgery
As part of our Impossible to Ignore campaign, we’re calling for health services to improve the experiences of those waiting for joint replacement surgery.
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Complementary and alternative treatmentsLearn about complementary and alternative treatments for arthritis, how they differ from conventional medicine and how they can help.
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Emotional wellbeingThe emotional effects of arthritis can have as much impact as physical symptoms. Find out what support is available and what you can do for yourself.
This week on Versus Arthritis
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Find out what financial support is available to you if you have arthritis, including information about benefits and credits.
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"It doesn't define you." - Alex and Sammy
Alex and Sammy join the Versus Arthritis podcast to share their different diagnosis stories.
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We are proud to be part of We are Undefeatable!
Learn how you can get moving in a way that works for you.
We are impossible to ignore
Living with arthritis
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"My best friend Sophie is never judgmental..."
Beth tells us why it’s important to talk to the people closest to you and be proud of your journey.
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"I don't want to be treated any differently, I am still a normal person."
Olivia has JIA and here she shares the importance of having supportive people around you.
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How three friends with JIA found each other
Tara, Francesca and Lucy share how they became friends after joining the Arthur’s Place Facebook Group.