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In 1942, in Bournemouth, England, a group of forty-nine people who had all suffered and recovered from arthritis came together to form The Arthritis Association Every one of them had suffered from the condition but had fully recovered from it. The early history of the association tells a story of how the first meeting was full of past sufferers expressing great gratitude to a man named Charles de Coti-Marsh. It is reported that through great patience, skill and kindness, he managed to help people who were crippled by the disease to walk again and offered comfort and understanding to many others who suffered form it. It is said he worked with arthritis sufferers for twenty six years and in that time helped thousands to fight the condition and return to health.
How The Good Work Of Charles-De Coti-Marsh Continues
Today, the Arthritis Association in the UK is continuing in Charles de Coti-Marsh's footsteps in helping thousands of arthritis sufferers battle the condition to return their limbs to full working order whilst staying free of pain. They place a great emphasis on helping people to not only battle the disease but also to live healthy lives from which they can get joy from which vitalizes them with energy.
It is undeniable that the Arthritis Association was influenced a great deal by the stories of Charles de Coti-Marsh whose teachings, to this day, have never been disproved. Despite the passage of time and the leaps forward in technology, his methods of treating rheumatism are as poignant today as they were then. In actual fact, scientists nowadays are in agreement that his methods of treatment and teachings were sound and should be followed up even further.
The UK alone has an estimated nine million arthritis sufferers and the efforts of the Arthritis Association to help teach about the disease have proven endlessly valuable as they have helped to identify more than one hundred different types of arthritis of which rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis are the most common.
Anyone can help in the battle against arthritis and if you would like to volunteer or get involved, then the Arthritis Association would welcome you. Help can be as simple as promoting the association and the condition in your own area or even provide feedback about your own arthritis conditions. Telling others about arthritis is also a great and simple way you can help. The Arthritic Association News is a newsletter which is published by the association and in it, you can send your contributions in which will then be read by others who will learn more about arthritis.
The Association can also help with receiving home treatment which includes being taught and guided about your condition whilst also benefiting from receiving natural supplements to help you recover. Such treatments are designed so that the methods can be followed in your home and when used alongside being consulted by an associated practitioner, will result in exceptional results.
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