Find Your Tribe: A Real Life Guide to Juvenile Arthritis From People Who Get It (Never Alone Book Series)

Find your Tribe: A Real-Life Guide to Juvenile Arthritis from People who Get It is a book that is a compilation of stories written by people who truly understand what it means to live with Juvenile Arthritis. This book is a source of hope for those facing a diagnosis of Juvenile Arthritis. In the pages of this book one will learn that they are not alone and that many before them have walked the same road (maybe not exactly but a relatable journey). Find your Tribe provides real life stories from those battling Juvenile Arthritis and their families. This book also provides resources that may be beneficial to those in the battle with Juvenile Arthritis. These resources include maps to show the distribution of those affected by Juvenile Arthritis, non-profit organizations in the battle against Juvenile Arthritis, blogs from families affected by Juvenile Arthritis and the incredible stories of the families and children affected by Juvenile Arthritis. Find your Tribe is the first book in a series that will become a source of love and support for families all over the world. The series is called the Never Alone book series. This series will feature different life altering diseases that families all over the world face and their stories. Through this series, the hope is that no one will ever feel alone in their diagnosis and the journey follows. These books are collections of stories written by real people who are day in and day out of the battle against their respective diseases. Find your Tribe is book that came to fruition due to the author, Stephanie Jones’, own journey with chronic illness and furthered by the diagnosis of her children with various chronic health conditions. Jones saw the need for camaraderie in the medical world especially when being faced with a chronic diagnosis that can become life altering. The overwhelming feeling of isolation is something that Jones’ hopes that through the Never Alone series families facing the diagnosis of a chronic illness the overwhelming feeling of isolation will be lessened for families embarking on the journey with a chronic illness.