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Even on hard days, there’s often something we hold onto — a piece of ourselves that these conditions can’t take.
Is it your creativity? Your sense of humor? Your love for helping others?
Share it below. Your strength might remind someone of their own. 💙
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Members responded to the question about what psoriasis and PsA haven't taken from them with a mix of resilience and raw honesty about the... Read more
It has not taken my faith or my family. That’s not saying I don’t have bad days, or bad depression days, but most days I can take a deep breath and remember that I am a child of God with a very wonderful family that loves me no matter what.
I started taking red-light therapy for depression.
I still crochet, read, garden and for 30 years I went to work with it everyday. I still hike but maybe not on bad days. But I still read and from under my heating pad I still answer questions and try to help. One thing for sure. It makes us warriors
I still have belief in myself and that I am not willing to lay and let this illness take over me. Does it hurt at times ? yes, do I still suffer from the fatigue ? yes, am I still having unknown issues ? yes however, I will stand for my life and peace until I cannot anymore 🥰
Your story about being a harp player with psoriatic arthritis inspired this question, @A MyPsoriasisTeam Member! Thank you for sharing. I hope others can also share what psoriasis and PsA haven't taken away from them 🤗💙
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