Ethleen Peacock was born in Sierra Leone, a country in West Africa, with sickle cell disease—a disorder in which red...
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SSDI EASES FINANCIAL BURDENS WHEN YOU CAN’T WORK —HERE’S HOW TO NAVIGATE IT
One of the most significant stressors experienced by those living with debilitating chronic pain is how to pay for the...
WOMEN’S PAIN IS WIDESPREAD, BUT RESEARCH LAGS AND DISBELIEF ABOUNDS
For as long as she can remember, Claudia King has experienced pain with urination as well as pain during and after...
Pain Awareness Month Slideshow, Week 1
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Introducing our Pain Awareness Month 2019 sponsor, Thrive Tape
U.S. Pain Foundation is excited to announce that Thrive Tape is presenting sponsor for Pain Awareness Month 2019....
U.S. Pain organizes listening session on osteoarthritis at FDA
On Aug. 7, a group of three U.S. Pain Foundation representatives with osteoarthritis (OA) and one caregiver joined...
U.S. Pain spearheads joint letter to the U.S. Senate HELP Committee
U.S. Pain Foundation recently led a group of 24 pain patient and professional organizations in sending a joint letter...
Four days left!
At U.S. Pain Foundation, we deeply believe in the power of sharing patient stories. Talking about our experiences with...
Let’s Talk About Pain: Nonprofit organization aims to highlight struggles of 50 million Americans during Pain Awareness Month
Middletown, Conn. (Aug. 27, 2019) – An estimated 50 million Americans live with some form of chronic pain. Pain is the...
Finding balance between exercise and rest with chronic pain
By Ryan Drozd, Certified Personal Trainer, Registered Yoga Teacher, and Licensed Massage Therapist Living with chronic...
Life hacks for living with chronic pain
By Amy Orr, author of Taming Chronic Pain: A Management Guide for a More Enjoyable Life No one needs to tell you that...
Don’t be shy.
As part of our Pain Awareness Month Storyathon, we're collecting 3-5 minute video stories from real people with pain,...