"And finally, last week a group of arthritis advocates met with and thanked West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin for naming May as Arthritis Month in the West Virginia (see photo attached). Julie Warden - has has rheumatoid arthritis and was recently named Mrs. West Virginia International - participated in the event and can be seen over the governor's right shoulder. Julie also serves on the West Virginia Advisory Board. Special Thanks to Shannon Holland (Great Lakes, West Virginia Branch Director) who recruited a great group of advocates to the ceremony.
Monday, May 20, 2013
Go WV Arthritis Foundation!
Below is an excerpt from from John H. Klippel, MD - President and CEO of The Arthritis Foundation's Monday Morning Notes! Check out the WV Arthritis Foundation:
"And finally, last week a group of arthritis advocates met with and thanked West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin for naming May as Arthritis Month in the West Virginia (see photo attached). Julie Warden - has has rheumatoid arthritis and was recently named Mrs. West Virginia International - participated in the event and can be seen over the governor's right shoulder. Julie also serves on the West Virginia Advisory Board. Special Thanks to Shannon Holland (Great Lakes, West Virginia Branch Director) who recruited a great group of advocates to the ceremony.
"And finally, last week a group of arthritis advocates met with and thanked West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin for naming May as Arthritis Month in the West Virginia (see photo attached). Julie Warden - has has rheumatoid arthritis and was recently named Mrs. West Virginia International - participated in the event and can be seen over the governor's right shoulder. Julie also serves on the West Virginia Advisory Board. Special Thanks to Shannon Holland (Great Lakes, West Virginia Branch Director) who recruited a great group of advocates to the ceremony.
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