Nice to meet You, Andy:

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Within our medical training, there comes a point when we choose to specialise in a certain area. However, I am becoming more and more aware that my condition will probably progress and some tasks will become difficult, if not impossible.


At Your current age, AS is probably quite severe and active, but it subsides to some extent later on.

I know that You are new here, so I would give You the best advice in the world absolutely FREE: Do what You love! You will be good at it and instead of an onerous chain, it will be a hobby for You.

And STUDY KickAS enough to avoid making a career out of this disease; turn it into a minor nuisance, so You can lead a full life without limitations! Life is short enough and difficult enough without allowing AS to rule it even ONE DAY!

Many of us have lost so much to this disease and we do not want to see others follow! There is a better way---OVERCOME!

HEALTH,
John

Important AS Resources

Professor Ebringer: On Diet and AS;


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