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My 2 yr old daughter was diagnosed with JRA in January of this year.

It started out in her left knee, but is now in her right knee and

ankle. They have diagnosed her for the time being with

pauciauticular. She had steroid injections done on Feb 6 and thought

that would make a dramatic difference, it did for about 4 days and

since then it has gone into her ankle. she takes advil 4 times a

day, the most she can have in a 24 hr period. Her rheumatologist is

hard to get anything out of and had not scheduled any physical

therapy and when i kept reading about how important that was i

phoned him and had to speak with his nurse. she told me well that

can be set up with her pediatrician. she also said she was under the

impression that she was seeing the physical therapist when she goes

to Chapel Hill. I am very upset about all this happening to my once

happy, healthy little girl. I am confused about where to turn and

what to do. I am fixing to have them refer her to Duke for a second

opinion and to see if i can see someone who is more helpful in

educating me on this. i have tried to do research and have found

some helpful things, but i have lots of questions that should have

been answered already. Her present rheumatologist seems to have no

interest and acts like it is no big deal. well it is a very big deal

to me especially with her being so young and her sight can be

affected as well. I would appreciate any help and information any

one can provide for me. I am also trying to find a support group in

our area.I know have been long winded in writing this, but i need

all the help i can get!

Thanks to all who can help

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