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Pain Awareness Month 2018: Week 1

by US Pain Foundation | Aug 30, 2018 | Slideshow

Greek Theatre entrance lit up in Berkeley, CA
Suzanne and Craig Stewart participate in Beautify in Blue
Kimberly Waterbury and Mayor Dick Kirchoff with the proclamation in Lemars, Iowa

Dennis and DJ Rotondi participate in Beautify in Blue
Houston, TX, City Hall lit up. Photo by Sheri New.
Jane Taylor with the MA proclamation

Jeannette Rotondi with the NJ proclamation
Tucson pain warriors with the City of Tucson proclamation.
Sharon Leeper receives the Loveland, CA, proclamation

Nicole Hemmenway hosted a Facebook Live event on The Mighty.
Sandra Brown receives the Concord, CA proclamation
Shafer Smith receives the San Mateo, CA, proclamation

Shari Oba Suzuki receives the City of Yorba Linda, CA
Stone Creek Bridge in Johnstown, PA lit up. Photo by Kreatons by Kasey.
Michele Rice receives the Cupertino, CA, proclamation

U.S. Pain was among the many exhibitors at PAINWeek in Las Vegas.

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