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Should I get on disability or try to work? I’m only 18.?

I have rheumatoid arthritis, Interior uveitis, some sort of auto ammune disease, and a bad lower back. My auto ammune disease has to do with my skin. When ever I get to hot or touch some form of chemical my skin turns red, itches, and starts to swell. I can’t walk for longer than 3 hours without being in pain the next day due to arthritis. I really want to work, but I do not think i’ll be able to perform well enough. I see 3 specialists and the medical bills are around 400-600 dollars a visit. I have no idead what I should do. Can someone give me advice? I can work a desk job, but as far as working at a place like walmart, or a fast food joint, it’s a no go.

It does sound like you would be a good candidate for disability, at least until you can develop a stronger treatment plan.

You mentioned that you experience arthritis pain if you walk for more than 3 hours, which touches on an important step in treating arthritis, which is learning to live with arthritis.

Living with arthritis is when you take everyday tasks and try to brainstorm ways of making them easier, or allowing you to complete them more easily. Since exercise is very very important to people with arthritis, it is important to get into the habit of regularly working out, but you do not want to hurt yourself when you do it. So, since walking for extended periods of time causes you joint pain, it would be a good idea to walk for a much shorter period of time or try another low impact sport, such as water aerobics.

Your doctor will be able to provide you with a more personal exercise regime, but I guess the point is, don’t stop walking, but instead find a way to safely get some exercise, without causing you to feel pain the next day.

Miss J doing her weekly Enbrel injection for JRA & Uveitis