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JRA Forums › Introductions & Personal Stories › Hey. I'm Stacy. 17.

04/21/2010 04:51 PM

Hey. I'm Stacy. 17.

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I was diagnosed when I was three so i guess ive experienced it all. I don't have it as bad as most but there's no way to categorize what everyone else with JRA is experiencing.

07/24/2010 06:59 PM Top

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Hi. I'm Kimberly. So sad that you've had it so long. I was only diagnosed about 3 years ago at age 13. How has your JRA affected your life and school? What's your story? I'd love to hear. I have a rather interesting one myself.

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