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Experience Connection and Support at the 4th Annual Pediatric Pain Warrior Family Summer Camp!
Mar 1, 2025| News
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...
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...
Finding Your Path: Becoming the Driver for Positive Change
Feb 4, 2025| News
This is the third installment of a three-part series leading up to the exciting re-launch of the U.S. Pain Foundation Volunteer Network. You can read the first part here and the second part here. Picture yourself driving on a long, winding road in...
Restarting the GPS: How Volunteering Can Enhance Your Life
Dec 2, 2024| News
This is the second installment of a three-part series leading up to the exciting re-launch of the U.S. Pain Foundation Volunteer Network. You can read the first part here. Envision the screen of a GPS going blank in the middle of a journey, showing...
Exploring the DPN Pipeline: Insights, Innovations, and Hope
Nov 22, 2024| KNOWvember 2024, News
This November, the U.S. Pain Foundation has dedicated its efforts to helping people get to #knowDPN. Through our KNOWvember campaign, we’ve explored diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) in-depth—from understanding and preventing diabetic nerve pain...
7 Myths and Facts About DPN
Nov 13, 2024| KNOWvember 2024, News
Myth: Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) is only a concern for people with long-term diabetes. Fact: DPN can develop in individuals with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, regardless of how long they’ve had the condition. It can also start to show...
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