SAA receives no government funding and relies on the generous donations from individuals to create and maintain the programs and services aimed at improving the futures of the 3.2 million Americans affected by spondyloarthritis.
We live in a place and time where many of our activities are in front of us and below eye level. We drive and commute…
According to the Mayo Clinic, Tai Chi is “an ancient Chinese tradition that, today, is practiced as a…
20 years ago, I was out of medical options for my ankylosing spondylitis. It was before the biologics came out and I had life threatening consequences to the existing medicines. I needed a new plan. At my…
In March of this year, the SAA had the opportunity to exhibit at a medical conference for Primary…
John and Maya’s paths first crossed near Rochester, New York at Sunshine Camp—an amazing, week-long escape for children living with muscular dystrophy. They met in…
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