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Moving Forward with Arthritis

Moving Forward with Arthritis

By: Sharon Caddy
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Arthritis affects millions of people worldwide, yet many feel alone when they are first diagnosed. Moving Forward with Arthritis is a podcast that shares real experiences, expert guidance, and practical strategies to help people live well while managing arthritis. Hosted by Sharon Caddy, who has lived with osteoarthritis for more than 20 years, the show brings together doctors, physiotherapists, nutrition experts, surgeons, and people living with arthritis to explore how to manage pain, stay active, and maintain quality of life. Produced by Aflalo Communications Inc. (⁠www.aflalo.com)⁠Sharon Caddy Hygiene & Healthy Living
Episodes
  • Just Call Us The Surgically Hip!
    May 12 2026

    Sharon speaks with two friends and former colleagues,retired broadcasters Catherine deKorte and Karen Cumming about their experiences with hip replacement surgery.

    The three “Old Hippies” discuss the road to diagnosis, treatments, eventual surgeries and recovery. If you’ve ever wished you had a couple of friends you could ask about hip replacement surgery this episode is for you!

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    46 mins
  • Arthritis Action Now: The New Action Plan from the Arthritis Society of Canada
    May 5 2026

    Sharon Caddy speaks with Trish Barbato, President and CEO of The Arthritis Society about this bold national plan to end Arthritis.

    Arthritis is Canada’s silent epidemic. More than 6 million people in Canada live with arthritis today, that’s more people than diabetes, heart disease, stroke, cancer, and dementia combined. Yet arthritis remains dangerously misunderstood, chronically underfunded, and systematically ignored.

    The reality is stark:

    • 1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men have arthritis
    • 25,000 children and youth currently seek healthcare for arthritis
    • $45.9 billion annual drain on Canada’s economy
    • #1 cause of disability, forcing millions from work and community life
    • 9 million Canadians will have arthritis by 2045 without immediate action

    Arthritis is a health issue that can no longer be ignored.

    Canada is failing arthritis patients, and the evidence is undeniable. For the second time in three years, The State of Arthritis in Canada Report Card has assigned low and failing grades to every single province and territory.

    In response to this crisis, Arthritis Society Canada is leading the launch of Arthritis Action Now: The Plan to End Arthritis in Canada.

    UNPRECEDENTED UNITY FOR CHANGE

    Arthritis Action Now is Canada’s first actionable, coordinated strategy to transform prevention, care, and research for arthritis.

    It was co-created by 21 ecosystem champions organizations representing patients, clinicians, researchers, health system leaders, and advocates. Together, we engaged more than 100,000 Canadians in the largest consultation ever conducted on arthritis in Canada.

    This is a mobilization blueprint designed for immediate implementation across three strategic pillars.

    THE PLAN

    Arthritis Action Now has three interconnected pathways—policy priorities, research and innovation, and catalysts for change—to drive transformative change for the six million people in Canada with arthritis.

    Link to the Arthritis Action Now document: Arthritis Action Now - Arthritis Society Canada

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    31 mins
  • Chasing Big Dreams with Arthritis with Golf Pro Sadiq Jiwa
    Apr 28 2026
    Sharon Caddy speaks with Sadiq Jiwa about pursuing big dreams while living with arthritis.Many people assume that an arthritis diagnosis means giving up athletic goals or physical ambitions. Sadiq’s story proves that isn’t always the case. Diagnosed with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis at just six years old, he grew up navigating pain and physical limitations while continuing to pursue his passion for sports.Today, Sadiq is a professional golfer who has competed internationally and on the PGA Tour Canada. He has over 15 years of competitive experience at the junior, amateur, and professional levels. Alongside his athletic journey, he is also a member of the Patient Advisory Board at Arthritis Research Canada, where he helps represent the voices and experiences of people living with arthritis.In this episode, Sadiq shares what it was like growing up with juvenile arthritis, how he pushed through challenges to stay active in sports, and why advocacy and representation for young people with arthritis are so important.This inspiring conversation highlights resilience, determination, and the powerful message that arthritis doesn’t have to define or limit your dreams.Website: www.jiwagolfperformance.cajuvenile idiopathic arthritis athlete, athletes with arthritis, juvenile arthritis advocacy, arthritis and sports, living with arthritis young people, arthritis resilience stories, Sadiq Jiwa golfer, Arthritis Research Canada patient advisory board, Sharon Caddy, Moving Forward with Arthritis.
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    35 mins
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