Starting a family when you have an autoimmune rheumatic disease: The STAR Family Study. Led by Cardiff University and funded by a Wellcome Trust ISSF grant.
@IonaThorne @RheumatologyUK@MariaMouyis This is great to see! Our @STARFamilyStudy highlighted the need for person centred care for women when making pre-conception decisions.@FamiliarStudy is also following on from this work, looking at the development of a SDM intervention.@Nannon_Phillips @ZoeAbbott83
Online survey regarding Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and starting or enlarging a family is looking for individuals who can become pregnant aged 18-50 to take part! Please share this and feel free to take part from the link: https://t.co/xtsjZrHDrD #CFS#ME
Raising a family can be hectic, rewarding and at times, tiring. But what if you throw arthritis into the mix? Catherine, who is a mother of three, shares her tips on how to manage the pain & enjoy quality time with your family. Read more: https://t.co/oG52SPj6iu
All. The. Time.
That said, before I got #RA I knew nothing about inflammatory arthritis (IA). Knowledge is power. If you have/know someone with IA of child bearing age (puberty-50yrs), you might want to follow @FamiliarStudy, looking at improving IAs & pregnancy/planning.
For anyone who missed this talk by @WeAreARMA, aimed more at staff than patients, an interesting, informative talk, demonstrating importance of medication, the right medication, stable disease, and patient-clinician conversations when family planning with inflammatory arthritis.
Are you 18-25 and living with arthritis or a related condition? We're looking for people to help shape the future of our work with young people and families. Find out more about joining our Young People Versus Arthritis Advisory Panel and apply here: https://t.co/gmOGqKDmpH
...this seems quite key to us!
Many of the other items on this list as important to making the environment for women to have full autonomy, andbthe space and confidence to make informed choices.
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New Open Access paper! “Nobody knows, or seems to know how rheumatology and breastfeeding works”: Women's experiences of breastfeeding whilst managing a long-term limiting condition – A qualitative visual methods study https://t.co/5bxGgocvPO
We particularly need responses from midwives, doctors and nurses in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland so we can make sure the final research priorities are relevant to the whole of the UK.
@ehlersdanlosuk Here's our published review of care considerations during pregnancy, birth & beyond for people with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders @SallyPezaro@DrEReinhold#EDSmaternity https://t.co/0bkwGN7FGR