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Having a child with JIA or another rheumatological condition can add extra challenges to an already busy family life.
Generally families cope well but sometimes a little extra help and advice is needed.
This section addresses some of the concerns you may have. Please feel free to contact our nurse specialists if you have any further questions or for more support.