Some of the most poular posts from the last year on RA Warrior.

1. Rheumatoid Arthritis Warrior ~ 2010 ~ The following pages show a few highpoints from the last year at RA Warrior. Maybe it will bring back some good memories or show you something you missed. If you are new to RA Warrior, this slideshow will give you some indication of where we have gone during the last year. I hope you’ll enjoy visiting some of these most popular posts.

3. Whether doctors hate blogs. Southwestern Medical Center’s series about RA for primary care doctors had Dr. Sherwood saying, “Keeping them off the internet is very important.”

4. We addressed the debate of whether RA should even be treated medically. There was ample positivity with a video of the heart-warming Bridgett Duffy about improving the patient experience and an interview with a rheumatologist who’s involved in social media.

6. A lot of patients are concerned about alcohol.

9. Swelling post and list of joints were 1st time I “polled” readers.

10. 3 posts on sleep became great resource especially with comments.

15. People really want to read & talk about RA pain.

18. The most commented post was severe versus mild RA.

21. Some great resources: pregnancy, parenting, online RA trackers

22. My first talking picture: the Woman’s Day video.

23. Prednisone, again? Hey, it’s really important.

26. 1st of a series about “what doc didn’t tell me” about RA.

28. We looked at the weirdest methotrexate side effects.

29. I asked what “can’t” means with RA and whether there’s a typical RA.

30. We investigated the right time to switch Biologics.We also took a hard look at some RA Statistics. But it was good because it was a wakeup call for many of us.

32. A new look at whether there’s typical RA.

33. When is the right time to switch Biologics?

36. Lively discussion about Awareness that spanned 3 posts

39. Printable factsheets requested by readers about RA and RA Warrior.

42. 1st PSA / RA commercial called RA is Not “arthritis.”

45. Questions about CRP and its significance.

46. New study shows most RA patients live with pain not alleviated by treatment & how RA pain affects them.© Copyright Kelly Young and Rheumatoid Arthritis Warrior.com 2010.