by Ellen Lenox Smith My husband recently received a diagnosis called Atypical Parkinsons. As we learned about this...
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The Financial and Emotional Cost of Chronic Pain
Chronic pain affects the whole person. It forces people to limit their activities, search for medical treatment that...
EVENT: Why Our #PainCounts
Join us on Wednesday, September 29 at 7 pm ET to hear from experts in the health care field and people with chronic...
U.S. Pain focuses newest INvisible Project on osteoarthritis and chronic low back pain
MIDDLETOWN, CONN. (Sept. 24, 2018)—This month sees the release of U.S. Pain’s latest issue of the INvisible Project,...
U.S. Pain Foundation awarded project grant from Massage Therapy Foundation
TUCSON, ARIZ., AND MIDDLETOWN, CONN. (August 3, 2018)--The Massage Therapy Foundation announced today that it has...
U.S. Pain announces collaboration with Pain Care Labs
In honor of Pain Awareness Month, U.S. Pain Foundation is one of three nonprofits to partner with Pain Care Labs, a...
Pain Awareness Month: Always aware of my chronic pain
By Kerry L. Wong When most people think of sarcoidosis, what usually comes to mind is … OK, let’s start by correcting...
David Nonemacher
From hip replacement to professional athlete, he thrives. To look at David Nonemacher’s Instagram account, you would...
Karen Scifo
Accepting her limitations to find a new way to live. In 2008, Karen Scifo was an active 38-year-old mother, wife,...
Kate Schultz
Learning self-compassion in the face of disabling pain. “I’ve always had some kind of lower back pain,” says Kate...
Katy Brennan
Young but mighty: creating a stir through journalism and activism. Sixteen-year-old Katy Brennan lives with a host of...
Lynn Julian
Boston strong, she’s become a fierce advocate. Label for Article: Survivor On Patriot’s Day, April 15, 2013, Lynn...