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Lying Down on the Job and the Importance of Storytelling
Chris Richards shares how chronic pain led him to storytelling, resilience, and his memoir, “Nothing So Broken.”
Untrained, Unprepared, Unheard: The Education Crisis in Pain Caregiving
Sep 17, 2025| #ThisIsPain, News
Millions of unpaid caregivers for people with chronic pain are doing complex medical work without training or support. Survey data from the U.S. Pain Foundation exposes the urgent need for resources, education, and systemic change.
More Than Tired: The Overlooked Role of Sleep in Pediatric Pain
Sep 11, 2025| #ThisIsPain, News
Sleep problems are not just side effects of pediatric pain—they are central to it. Discover how poor, disrupted, or excessive sleep worsens chronic pain in children, affects school and family life, and why better sleep must be a focus of pediatric pain care.
Diagnosis Denied: The Crisis Of Dismissal, Delayed Care
Sep 4, 2025| #ThisIsPain, News
Millions with chronic pain face disbelief and long delays in diagnosis. Our 2025 survey reveals the crisis of dismissal in pain care.
Unmasking Pain: Because Pain is More Than a Chart. It’s a Life.
Aug 31, 2025| #ThisIsPain, News
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...
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