“…However, despite reduced disability in people with RA, they continue to experience difficulties in performing the activities of everyday life, and often by not being able to do what one wants to do (Ahlstrand, Björk, Thyberg, Börsbo, & Falkmer, ). For instance, the increased levels of fatigue associated with RA negatively affect daily life (Feldthusen, Björk, Forsblad‐d'Elia, & Mannerkorpi, ), making changes or adaptations necessary (Hjalmarsson Österholm, Björk, & Håkansson, ; McDonald et al, ; Ottenvall Hammar & Håkansson, ; Squire, ). Therefore, it is not surprising that people with RA have difficulties achieving the right amount and variety of everyday life activities (Ahlstrand et al, ; Hjalmarsson Österholm et al, ), i.e., to experience occupational balance.…”