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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

Rising Above Setbacks: Living with Chronic Pain

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How Will Having Better Data Actually Help Patients?
Aug 31, 2024| #SolvePainTogether, News
Look at how data drives research, new treatments, and better health outcomes—making a tangible impact on individuals’ day-to-day lives.
Changing the Pain Equation: Solving Pain Together
Aug 30, 2024| #SolvePainTogether, News
How does changing the pain equation solve pain? This article explores the need to understand pain fully and involve all stakeholders to improve outcomes for millions of Americans.
Happiness can be Medicine for the Soul
Happiness is such a joy and medicine to the soul as I navigate life with chronic pain. For me, it can range from simple things like hearing and watching the birds visiting my feeders to starting my day, feeling as healthy as possible, content, and...
Join Us As We Tell Congress #WhyPainCounts!
Jul 22, 2024| Advocacy, Blog, News
Today, July 23, we are urging policymakers to support the Advancing Research for Chronic Pain Act, S.2922/H.R.7164, which is one of only a few bills ever introduced in Congress specifically for people with pain. At the U.S. Pain Foundation, we...
52 families connect, explore, grow at 3rd Annual Pediatric Pain Warrior Family Summer Camp
This summer, children and teens living with chronic pain reached the top of a rock wall, traversed a ropes course, rode a zip line and a giant swing, went horseback riding and swimming, and shot hoops. They did so using wheelchairs, braces and...
My Story: Why I Am So Passionate About Alternative Pain Treatments
From Young, Healthy, and Active to Disabled In 1977, I was 25 years old and attending graduate school, working towards a master’s degree in social work. I was healthy and active, and I enjoyed bicycling long distances and hiking. I started running...
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