Driving with Arthritis

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Many people with arthritis have trouble with different aspects of driving. An occupational therapist can help with adaptations to keep you behind the wheel.
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Driving is an important part of staying independent, but arthritis can complicate your ability to safely operate a car. Whether stiffness in your neck prevents you from checking your blind spot, or achy fingers make it hard to turn the wheel, arthritis can make driving more difficult—and even dangerous. More than half of people with rheumatoid […]
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