Making Trax — Walk Your A.S. Off 2015
The time is upon us again. Yes that’s right, it’s time for this years ‘Walk Your AS Off’ awareness campaign! If you don’t know what the WYASO campaign is, then Continue Reading →
Tag: ankylosing spondylitis
Even the most solitary pawn can do the most extraordinary things. And so can you!
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes I have returned from whence I came. It has been over 9 months since I last wrote here, but with good reason. If Continue Reading →
The Ambivalence of Change
Change can be scary, provocative, and hysteria inducing. Change can also be exciting and positive! In a few short months I will encountering the biggest change of my life. And Continue Reading →
#NASStweetup
Social media has done wonderful things for those with chronic illnesses. It helps people — who may otherwise be isolated — connect with others who share the same problems, who Continue Reading →
Friday’s Focus: An Interview With Gerry Dance
Today I am talking to Gerry Dance who does remarkable things, despite his Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS). You can follow Gerry on Twitter, Facebook and RealBuzz. You can also support him by Continue Reading →
Friday’s Focus: An Interview With Rob Cobb
Today sees the start of a new feature to the EndlessTrax blog. Friday’s Focus. Each week (or so) I will be posting interviews and sharing articles on people who are Continue Reading →
Playing The Hand You’ve Been Dealt
Autoimmune diseases – such as Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) – are often referred to as invisible illnesses. This is because we often look ‘fine’ on the outside, but on the inside Continue Reading →
Walk Your AS Off 2014 – A Brief Guide
Walk Your AS Off is a global community awareness campaign for Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS). And this year I will be taking part again, as I know will many of you. Last Continue Reading →
Taking a step back to jump forward
Long time no speak! Yes, it’s been a while since my last post. Nearly six months in fact. I hope you haven’t taken it personally, it’s not your fault, it’s Continue Reading →
Don’t be a Thorn, be a Rose: Finding your Perspective
Our view of the world can differ from day to day. We all know that Mondays are evil, and Fridays are our salvation. But they are both just days in Continue Reading →