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Licensed to Treat, Unprepared for Pain
Sep 27, 2025| #ThisIsPain, News
Chronic pain is the top reason Americans seek care—yet providers feel unprepared. Here’s what a new U.S. Pain Foundation report uncovers.
My Daughter’s Pain Is Invisible – She Is Not
Behind every chart is a life. One mother’s story of pediatric chronic pain exposes the heartbreak, resilience, and hope in the face of invisibility.
Parents of Kids with Pain: Burned Out, Broke, and Desperate for Support
Sep 24, 2025| #ThisIsPain, News
Parents of children with chronic pain face burnout, job loss, and crushing costs—revealing urgent gaps in support, coverage, and caregiver protections.
25 Years, Still Standing: My Story of Pain and Perseverance
A powerful reflection on 25 years of living with chronic pain. A message of hope for anyone navigating life with invisible illness.
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.
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