I’ll be completely honest, I was on disability for a few years in my 20’s because of my psoriatic arthritis (and avascular necrosis). With a lot of help in getting my condition in a manageable state, I was able to return to work.
I’ve utilized these 5 steps in getting my psoriatic arthritis under control. Click here to start with step 1 and follow along with the blog posts.
I realize that this might not be a reality for everyone. Unfortunately, arthritis is the leading cause of disability in America.
BUT, with a few modifications, you CAN get back to working with psoriatic arthritis if you’re willing and able.
The following 4 resources have been authored by myself and hopefully can give you tips on supporting yourself while managing your autoimmune arthritis.
1. READ: 5 Ways to Manage Your Career With Psoriatic Arthritis
https://www.healthcentral.com/article/ways-to-manage-psoriatic-arthritis-and-your-career/?ap=423
2. READ: How To Make Your Workstation Psoriatic Arthritis Friendly
https://www.healthcentral.com/article/easy-ways-to-make-your-workstation-psoriatic-arthritis-friendly/?ap=423
3. WATCH: My Insta-stories turned IGTV episode for WEGO Health.
Social Health Network on Instagram: “Follow WEGO Health Patient Leader Network Director and Psoriatic Arthritis Patient Leader Julie Croner through her day. Find out what a typical day at WEGO Health is like, along with tips for working with a chronic condition.”
4 likes, 2 comments – socialhealthnetwork on July 10, 2018: “Follow WEGO Health Patient Leader Network Director and Psoriatic Arthritis Patient Leader Julie Croner through her day. Find out what a t…”.
4. READ: Tips For Transitioning From Disability Back Into The Working World
Tips For Transitioning From Disability Back Into The Working World
Do you have any other suggestions for resources to check out? I’d love for you to comment with them below. Let other’s know what has helped you!
Wishing You A Pain Free Day!
