She can usually light up a room and talk to anyone when she walks in.While she is gone I am taking off the interior door knobs and adding French style so she can just press down instead of twist with her hand as the arthritis makes it hard.

I know at lady in her 30's who got osteo-arthritis, I know a person in their late 40's who had a stroke.

They don't want to have to sell the two story house when arthritis shows up.

I’ve also never played a musical instrument and mild arthritis in my hands.

Elderly as they get up in age like one level living as stairs get harder to navigate with arthritis etc.What makes up the tenant base for that subdivision??

I admit, I just bought a lighter lithium ion battery power driver and I'm in love... but it's arthritis more than size :-)

I have had one baby for almost 10 years, and only this year did I have a non-routine vet bill (excision of 2 cysts, removal of 1 lipoma, several tooth extractions, laser treatment for arthritis).

Unfortunately my wife had severe rheumatoid arthritis, developed some major complications and passed away this past September.

I know there are fonts out there that look like handwriting, manually writing letters will give you arthritis and carpel tunnel and while they may seen like a nice touch it's just not sustainable 

My mom's apartment has a Schlage version about 300 or so entry lock.For older folks the lever handle is great as they have a hard time grabbing the knob and turning with arthritis.