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Live for Today, Despite Your Chronic Pain

Life knows how to jolt you, especially when you have chronic pain. One moment can change your day, possibly weeks, or even the rest of your life. One moment you are feeling pretty decent, and then one twist, turn, jolt, or squeeze can turn that feeling on a dime. For...

Living with Chronic Pain: The Truth Behind The Smile

Despite the daily challenges of living with chronic pain, many of us choose to keep a smile on our face. To those we encounter, this can be interpreted as a sign that we are in good health and pain-free. However, maybe that smiling individual simply wants to remain...

Shape the Future of Pain Care: Take The Pain Experience Survey

Living with pain can feel isolating. But your journey matters—and your voice is needed today. By sharing your experiences (as a person with pain, parent of a child with pain, caregiver or care partner, or health care professional) through the U.S. Pain Foundation 2025...

Share What It’s Like Growing Up With Chronic Pain

Are you a kid or teen living with pain that doesn’t go away? Whether it’s CRPS, migraine, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, juvenile arthritis, or any other condition, we know that living with chronic pain when you’re young can be really hard. You might feel like no one truly...

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Announcing the new U.S. Pain blog, “Remedy”

Just in time for Pain Awareness Month, U.S. Pain Foundation is announcing the launch of a new blog. Called Remedy, the blog aims to provide people with the support they need to thrive despite chronic pain. “While we offer an overview of U.S. Pain’s...

Four online events about chronic pain this month

In honor of Pain Awareness Month, U.S. Pain is ramping up its online event offerings, with one event each week throughout the month of September. All of the events are free and open to the public. Some events require advance registration. U.S. Pain...

Tell Congress: Don’t punish people with pain

Several weeks ago, the House of Representatives passed HR 6, or the "SUPPORT Patients and Communities Act." Many provisions of HR 6, if they remain in a compromise version of the bill, could be detrimental to pain patients. These provisions...

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