Navigating Lifelong Pain Nexus Helps Prepare for Diabetes ManagementBy Sara WalshWendy Li laughingly calls herself a...
US Pain Foundation Articles
George Woods
After Diabetes Diagnosis and Double Amputation, Learning to Stand Strong AgainBy Kirsten EllisThe trouble started for...
Let’s Go To Camp! Applications are open.
The U.S. Pain Foundation is thrilled to announce that applications are open for the 3rd Annual Pediatric Pain Warrior...
Cheryl McJoy
A Veteran’s Rise from a Shattering Injury to a Life of Laughter Cheryl McJoy, or “emcee Joy,” as she calls herself...
The Never-Ending Battle for Oxygen Coverage for Cluster Headache
By Ashley Hattle , author, Cluster Headaches: A Guide to Surviving One of the Most Painful Conditions Known to Man...
Invisible no more: INvisible Project alumni share updates and insights
By Lisa Benson Ever wonder what has been going on in the lives of the people and families you’ve read about in the...
Eileen and Sammie Brewer
A Mother’s Quest to Lessen the Impact of Migraine First-time parents often muse over which of their features they...
Rising to the Challenges of Pediatric Headache Disorders
By Ashley Hattle , author, Cluster Headaches: A Guide to Surviving One of the Most Painful Conditions Known to Man...
A New & Hopeful Era of Care for People with Headache Diseases
By Kevin Lenaburg, Executive Director, Coalition for Headache and Migraine Patients (CHAMP) and William B. Young, MD,...
Veterans and Headache: a War of Endurance
By Maya Coseo At the end of 2020, over 1.6 million veterans sought headache treatment at the U.S. Department of...
Scripted Comebacks for Well-Meaning Advice: Your Response Can Help Break Stigma
By Shoshana Lipson, founder of Migraine Meanderings and Hope for Migraine As most people who live with migraine are...
Self-Care for Care Partners
By Tara Bracco Caring for a loved one with a chronic, invisible disease can be a difficult process. For caregivers,...