Living with Juvenile Arthritis: A Parent's Guide
So I was hoping to win a copy of this book, but after an...
Parenting a child with a chronic illness is not simply a full-time job; it’s an all-time job.Quite unlike most other jobs in life, your first day as the parent of a child with juvenile arthritis usually begins with little or no training, no orientation, and no helpful coworkers or encouraging boss to lead you through the ropes. You’ll be required to gain confidence and comfort in this job, day by day, through your own research and discoveries, your intuition, your inner strength, and your enduring love for your child.Living with Juvenile Arthritis: A Parent’s Guide provides support to parents and caregivers of children with juvenile arthritis through helpful tips and guidance from a parent who has successfully navigated the challenges of raising two children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis.Allow author Kimberly Poston Miller to help you and your family find your path. Learn more...
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- Pages: 272 pages
- ISBN: 9781938170249 / 0
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So insightful. Kim really opens up her family's experience with JA and provides readers with resources and support in dealing with the disease. Her tone is light (and filled with fun sports metaphors) but she delivers some really useful information. Helpful sidebars round out the book, and it's definitely a must-read for anyone who... When a parent gets a diagnosis of Juvenile Arthritis they should be handed a copy of this book as they walk out of the doctors office. There is so much good information, tips, small ideas and things you just don't think about packed into this book. As an adult JA'er I will be recommending it to any parents that are new to the JA community.... So I was hoping to win a copy of this book, but after an upsetting appointment with my daughters pediatric rheumatologist I felt lost. I absolutely LOVE her doctor, we have an 8 hour, round trip drive we take every 6 weeks to see her. But my daughter's condition has taken a few steps back from where we were this summer & had started...
