by Ellen Lenox Smith My husband recently received a diagnosis called Atypical Parkinsons. As we learned about this...
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My WandaVision Vacation
image via Disney+ By Nathaniel Watson Note: This article has been republished with permission from the author. You can...
How Expressive Writing Helped Me Confront My Pain
By Millie Quiñones-Dunlap Expressive writing has been a game-changer in my life; it allowed me to explore both the...
Holistic approaches to chronic pain
By Deborah Ellis, ND, CTN If you’re like me, and millions of others, you’ve probably suffered with chronic pain for a...
Managing fibromyalgia in children
By Brent Wells, DC, a chiropractor and founder of Better Health Chiropractic in Anchorage If your child feels tired...
Understanding constipation with pain medications
U.S. Pain Foundation collaborated with Salix on a survey of 441 adults to better understand the challenges of...
How I refused to allow pain to stop me from traveling
By Anne M. Smith, owner of Travel & Events Extraordinaire and a U.S. Pain ambassador When I was first bombarded...
Clinical research shows cannabis relieves pain…so why is access so limited?
By Jahan Marcu, Ph.D., Chief Science Officer for Americans for Safe Access With over 100,000 active members in all 50...
Pain Awareness Month: Always aware of my chronic pain
By Kerry L. Wong When most people think of sarcoidosis, what usually comes to mind is … OK, let’s start by correcting...
Self-care is not selfish
Originally appeared on HealthCentral.com, by Marianna Paulson Self-care is an important strategy for everyone. If you...
To be their advocate: A personal letter from one parent to another
Psychologist Jenna Krook, MS, offers advice on how to become your child’s best advocate. Dear fellow parents, Our...
I can see a little more clearly now
By Edward Bilsky, PhD Having experienced little pain, myself, it is impossible to fully comprehend what it is like to...