Savannah was diagnosed with Polyarticular Juvenile Arthritis and Spondyloarthritis at the age of 8 years old. This blog is dedicated to all the prayer warriors who lift up Savannah in prayer and the 300,000 children in the U.S. who suffer with juvenile arthritis. We want others to know that kids get arthritis, too.
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
It's Back!! Arthritis has returned, but she pushes forward.
It started with pain in her knee. Then pain in her ankles. Then she had trouble writing. We knew the signs, but you just want to pretend it is not there. The pain never really left, but it had become manageable. Now, to write three sentences is a challenge. She is in athletics 7th period because she is on the School Swim Team first semester. Swim= Awesome for joints! Running stadium steps second semester to "stay in shape"= totally horrible for someone with active arthritis in her knees and ankles. Yet, she refuses to give up because she doesn't want to be seen as different. Can anyone else relate?? Love this girl. If you can relate, know you are not alone. Savannah is walking this path with you...and some days the walk is awfully hard. She still pushes forward, though...because she chooses to.
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