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New CT chronic pain support group
Apr 1, 2017| News
U.S. Pain has created a new support group for Connecticut residents living with chronic pain. The group's first meeting will be April 19 at 1 pm at U.S. Pain's headquarters at 670 Newfield Street, Suite C, in Middletown. The meeting is open to any...
INvisible project expands to two issues this year
Apr 1, 2017| News
For seven years, the INvisible Project has brought to light the often-hidden challenges faced by those with chronic pain. Now, the campaign is expanding its mission by increasing to two editions this year and working to highlight specific patient...
Last call for migraine proclamations!
Apr 1, 2017| News
If you’d like to get involved with U.S. Pain’s recognition of Migraine Awareness Month in June, please consider beginning the process now to obtain a proclamation in your state or town. Some government offices require several months of advanced...
Responding to the ACA repeal debate
Apr 1, 2017| News
Committed to fighting for affordable access to quality care for individuals living with chronic illnesses, U.S. Pain Foundation has been monitoring the ongoing health care debate at the federal level. After weeks of uneasiness as to what would...
Pain Warriors of the Month: Laurie and Shawn Dickens
Location: Melbourne, FL Pain warrior role: Dedicated caregivers for their daughter, U.S. Pain ambassador Melanie, who lives with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, and volunteers on behalf of the pain community since 2010. Fun fact: The Dickens family...
U.S. Pain launches support group training program
Mar 1, 2017| News
On Feb. 25 and 26, U.S. Pain Foundation and Pain Connection held "Training of Chronic Pain Support Group Leaders: A 21st Century Model for Chronic Pain" in Tucson, AZ. The training was led by U.S. Pain directors Gwenn Herman, Pain Connection...
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