By Ellen Lenox Smith, Co-director, Medical Cannabis Advocacy Remember when you were young and never thought about life...
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Storm of Pain
By Michele RiceThere’s a beautiful and picturesque little town nestled in the embrace of the fluffy snow blanketed...
BOGGLE
by Johanna YoungDid you ever play a game called Boggle when you were a kid? It's a game where you have 16 cubes with a...
INvisible Project state house tour kicks off in RI; next stop: CA
You are invited to connect with legislators and fellow pain warriors--and help create awareness around the issue of...
Looking back at National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month 2019
U.S. Pain Foundation was busy in June with activities surrounding National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month...
Get involved now with Pain Awareness Month!
Pain Awareness Month, recognized annually in September, is just two months away! The theme this year,...
National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month 2019 slideshow
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Becoming Incurable: host a screening in your hometown!
On June 14, Becoming Incurable, a U.S. Pain-sponsored documentary, premiered to a sold-out crowd of more than 200...
Pain Warrior of the Month: Sue Ann Stelfox
Hometown: Oceanport, NJ Age: 61 years old Pain warrior role: Pain advocate since 2018 What type of health conditions...
Next training for support group leaders announced; scholarships available for current volunteers
Through Pain Connection, U.S. Pain Foundation offers a network of support groups across the country. These support...
The little things that make a big difference in my life with chronic pain
By Diane Talbert, a U.S. Pain Foundation advocate I’m a “baby boomer,” and I’ve experienced psoriatic arthritis for...
INvisible Project state house tour: Rhode Island
On May 21, U.S. Pain Foundation held the first stop of its INvisible Project state house tour at the state capitol in...