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UHN Finding the Answers: Arthritis Part I

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Episode VI: This patient was only 10 years old when diagnosed with painful ankylosing spondylitis or arthritis of the spine. He could not walk for two years. Today, he competes in marathons. Watch the episode to see how a new drug treatment changed his life. April 28, 2008.

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  • i know how he feels.diagnosed 2 years ago.hadn't seen a dor for 10 years now my sacroiliac,illium and 2 verterbrates are fused.do not let your loved ones neglect seeing a dr. it's not worth it!!

  • Sounds like a familiar story, I was diagnosed with AS when I was 18 when I could no longer pursue my golfing career. The last 2 years I've been on HUMIRA and its changed my life, significantly for the better. I ran a marathon last year, something that would be physically impossible without this drug. Hats off to the medicos that do the research and create these great new drugs.

  • I was told I will prob never be able to play baseball again. Not due to my AS, but because my arm was out by age 14. My AS was so great by age 17, I could no longer do much of anything. I'm now on Remicade. I'm 27 years old. Hope they find a cure one day!

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