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Joy Edwards's Story
After many years of my asking why this happened to me at such a young age, my rheumatologist told me it was due to extreme hypermobility in all the joints in my body. Now that I found my diagnosis, I dream of having my own support group for people living with osteoarthritis where we offer a support network especially through first diagnosis and joint replacement surgery because I feel as if no one understands what osteoarthritis is – especially in young people.
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I cant run and i can only walk for a while have three knee surgeries so it's hard for me to walk for a long time or stand
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I believe it's true. Also genetics. Noth parents suffered with it and grand father. Inherited bad Osteoporisis despite a lifetime of eating well and hiking/ walking.