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Arthritis

Topsy270 Member Posts: 12 Connected

April 2013 edited May 2014 in Disabled people

I am 35 and have cp walk with a stick following operations. I had a normal life
till I was about 25 then health got worse and needed operations to help me to walk

I learnt to walk again at 30 after major surgery. Since then I have accepted I need to use sticks and wheelchair to be mobile. Was doing well till I found out I now have
Arthritis as well in both knees. Pain really bad.

I need to talk to others who are similar to me

Thank you

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