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Learning to Savor the Small Moments

In a life shaped by chronic pain, one woman discovers unexpected peace in quiet moments—watching birds, breathing deeply, and learning to truly savor life.

Aging with Dignity and Finding New Purpose While Living with Chronic Pain

A powerful personal story of aging with chronic pain and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome—exploring loss, resilience, and finding new purpose and meaning in life.

Moving Forward Without Going Back

After injury and chronic illness changed her life, one discovers that moving forward doesn’t mean going back—it means redefining purpose and self-worth.

You are Not Your Pain: A Teen’s Perspective on Living With Chronic Illness

A teen shares a powerful perspective on living with chronic pain—finding friendship, creativity, and joy while navigating chronic illness.

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Getting to know our community

U.S. Pain is pleased to share the results of a July survey of its members. More than 2,000 individuals, representing all 50 states, responded. “The goal of this survey was to learn a little more about the members of our community, so we can better...

Win prizes, meet experts at free Boston event

Take Control of Your Pain: Boston is a little over one week away! Take Control of Your Pain events are free, daylong seminars for people with pain and their caregivers to hear from experts in pain management and connect with other pain warriors....

Empower your family this KNOWvember

Each November, U.S. Pain offers a month-long educational campaign to provide helpful information and resources to people living with pain and their caregivers. In honor of the young individuals who have had to find their new "normal" at an early...

KNOWvember campaign to focus on kids with pain

Each year, U.S. Pain engages in a month-long educational campaign aimed at providing helpful information and resources to people living with pain and their caregivers. To honor the young pain warriors who have had to find their new “normal” at an...

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