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Diagnosis Denied: The Crisis Of Dismissal, Delayed Care

Millions with chronic pain face disbelief and long delays in diagnosis. Our 2025 survey reveals the crisis of dismissal in pain care.

Unmasking Pain: U.S. Pain Foundation Releases Landmark Data for Pain Awareness Month 2025

U.S. Pain Foundation launches Pain Awareness Month 2025, unveiling landmark survey data that exposes stigma, dismissal, and the hidden toll of chronic pain.

Unmasking Pain: Because Pain is More Than a Chart. It’s a Life.

This Pain Awareness Month, we’re unmasking the hidden realities of chronic pain—beyond charts and scales—to honor lived experience and demand change.

Rate It to Regain It: A Naming Trick for Navigating Chronic Pain and Emotions

When you live with chronic pain or illness, coping isn’t just a strategy—it’s a survival skill. Whether you’re flaring on the couch or masking your pain in a doctor’s office (again), you’re constantly reaching for tools that help you make sense of the chaos happening...

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2022 annual report is now available

2022 annual report is now available

Chronic pain is vastly under-recognized, underfunded, and under-treated when considering its significant impact on American lives. Research, treatment options, and support for those affected individuals still lag behind other major diseases.  This...

Regaining Confidence After a Cardiac Event

Regaining Confidence After a Cardiac Event

Life has a wonderful way of rapidly changing from appearing to be running smoothly to suddenly feeling out of control. This drastic change in the flow of my life recently happened, causing me to have to wonder how I could live without fear again. ...

What Happens if My Caregiver Passes Before Me?

What Happens if My Caregiver Passes Before Me?

There are moments in my daily life when I get a feeling of anxiety and potential loss, wondering how I could possibly get by without my husband, who is also my caregiver. We are both now in our 70s, living with incurable conditions. Like all...

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