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Aging With Pain Brings New Vulnerabilities

Many of us try not to imagine ourselves hitting the later years of life. Whether we dream and plan for a life far down the road, or we still feel young and like the whole world is in front of us, age still creeps up on us, even if we don’t open our eyes to accept it....

Revitalizing Our U.S. Pain Volunteer Network: New Ways to Get Involved

At the U.S. Pain Foundation, we are always looking for innovative ways to support those living with chronic pain—and we believe this starts with our incredible volunteer network. For years, our volunteers have been at the forefront of promoting awareness about pain....

Experience Connection and Support at the 4th Annual Pediatric Pain Warrior Family Summer Camp!

Join Us for the 4th Annual Pediatric Pain Warrior Family Summer Camp! We’re thrilled to announce that the 4th Annual Pediatric Pain Warrior Family Summer Camp will take place June 22-26, 2025, at Morgan’s Camp in San Antonio, Texas! This special event is designed to...

Imagine A Life With Pain — Where No One Believes You

Imagine this: You’re walking fine one day, and the next you can’t because your hips, fibulas, or tibias are subluxed, or partially dislocated. You hug a dear friend, put a bag over your shoulder, or sit at a different angle, only to suffer pain from a subluxed neck,...

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Good news for patients in Lousiana

Good news for patients in Lousiana

U.S. Pain is pleased to share that Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has signed into law House Bill 819, which expands the discretion of physicians so that they can recommend cannabis therapy for “any condition” that they consider “debilitating...

Thank you for fighting for change

Thank you for fighting for change

Thank you. You created the groundswell we needed to start getting Congress to pay attention to the "Pain Management Best Practices" report. During our Virtual Advocacy campaign, 595 pain warriors sent 1,944 emails to Congress. 60 pain warriors...

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