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Feeling Sexy When You’re Hurting: Body Image and RA

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By Cathy Kramer on February 1, 2020 Relationships & Intimacy

Is it even possible to feel sexy when you can barely walk, moan in pain, and feel you’ve aged a hundred years? Absolutely. However, it takes some work and reassessing what “sexy” means with a chronic illness like rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

In this HealthCentral article, Cathy Kramer offers insightful advice for adjusting to the challenges chronic illness may present when it comes to body image and feeling sexy.

Feeling Sexy When You’re Hurting: Body Image and RA

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Proud mom of two young amazing adults and an aging border collie. Wife to a rock star! Educator to adults learning English and/or working on their high school equivalency exams. Strong believer in gratitude, finding positive in everyday life, and leaving a smile everywhere you go. RA Social Ambassador and patient contributor @RAHealthCentral.

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