Living with Pain: Sharing Your Pain With Others
One of the most common issues that seems to concern people with chronic pain is that their partner, family, friends, co-workers, or boss don’t seem to understand their pain problem or what it is like to live with pain. It …
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Linda Ruehlman, PhD: Hello, I am so glad you have a supportive spouse. That makes a big dif...
Min yi: Linda Its very true.. Many people still dont understand what we suffe...
Linda Ruehlman, PhD: That is a tough issue! It is hard to repair after the fact; I would re...
Amber: So what do you do when other people who you've decided to inform about...
Linda Ruehlman, PhD: Hi Evan, Thanks for sharing so much of yourself. I think it can be ver...