We ALL know it’s important to wash our hands for 20 seconds, but did you know that the quality of your washing is as important as the quantity? The CDC recommends...
Latest Content
In these uncertain times, it’s sometimes nice to have a simple life hack to make daily life easier. Way back in November, I interviewed fellow Rheumatoid Arthritis...
Learn occupational therapist Cheryl Crow's favorite products and gadgets for life with rheumatoid arthritis!
I’m so excited to share this free download with you all: 6 Things Everyone with Arthritis Should Know! (If this looks familiar: I changed the title and updated...
General Education
6 Things I Keep in my Car to Avoid Infections & Stay Healthy During Cold, Flu and Coronavirus season
In light of the recent Covid19 (coronavirus) outbreak in my hometown of Kirkland, Washington, I made a video to show the 6 things I keep in my car to avoid infections...
You are enough.You’re enough if you’re tired. You’re enough if you’re in pain. You’re enough if you’re suffering, or if you’re feeling better than ever. You’re enough if...
In this video, rheumatoid arthritis patient and occupational therapist Cheryl Crow shares her techniques for putting in eye drops when you have hand arthritis or hand...
Patient Stories
Medications, advocacy, and patient provider relationships with RA: Claire’s Story (Part 6)
Rheumatoid arthritis patients Claire and Cheryl discuss Claire’s journey with different medications and medication decisions for rheumatoid arthritis. This...
Rheumatoid arthritis patient Cheryl Crow interviews Dr. Jennifer Lee to learn about what opthamologists do and how they can help with the unique needs of people with...
Have you ever heard the terms “health privilege,” “able bodied privilege” or “ableism?” I made this video to explain what these terms mean and to share my tips for how...