Juvenille Arthritis in general

When I was nearly seventeen I was attacked by a gang of youths, I was fine but a bit shaken after the attack, a few days later I was really ill, I had a bad kidney infection, and in agony, I carried on with life, and was put on soluble paracetamol as I could not swallow paracetamol at the time. For months I went back and forth to the hospital for test, x-rays and blood tests, after three months, the specialist told me it could be rheumatiod arthritis, but ruled it out as I was apparently too young for it. Three months later after more test( by this time I was crawling everywhere, I even had to sleep downstairs because it was too painful to climb the stairs I was in that ...

I don't suppose that this is an opinion that will be of great interest to many people. However, there might be some of you out there who have children who suffer from juvenile arthritis, or be involved in their care or education. With this in mind I offer you this op! Those of you who have read me before will know that I have not had the greatest fortune in the health of my children. My eldest child and only son, Philip, had such a severe dairy intolerance that he nearly died as a baby. We eventually got that under control. What I haven't told you is that at the age of 10 months he was diagnosed with temporal lobe epilepsy. This is not an opinion on that ...