A.S. Face 1873: Stacie Robertson
I was diagnosed with AS in the late 80’s after a year of having an iritis and X-rays of my hips and being told I had the hips of an 80 year old. I was 18 yrs old at the time. It’s been a long road with many medications, replacement and reconstructive surgeries. I’ve gotten some relief with the TNF-a blockers and I continue to work. In the years between diagnosis and now I’ve built a career on helping folks with disabilities live their best lives. I recently moved to sunny (and dry) California and am a college professor.
I was diagnosed with AS in the late 80’s after a year of having an iritis and X-rays of my hips and being told I had the hips of an 80 year old. I was 18 yrs old at the time. It’s been a long road with many medications, replacement and reconstructive surgeries. I’ve gotten some relief with the TNF-a blockers and I continue to work. In the years between diagnosis and now I’ve built a career on helping folks with disabilities live their best lives. I recently moved to sunny (and dry) California and am a college professor.
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