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Living With Pain: Two Types of Coping
From birth, we are all faced with two basic questions: “What do I want or need?” and “How do I get it?” Of course, we start out wanting the same kinds of things: to eat, to sleep, to be safe, …
Chronic Pain Management: Rebuild Friendships
You may have noticed that pain puts a strain on friendship. Whether you have fibromyalgia,
Living with Chronic Pain: Notice the Positive
It is not uncommon for chronic pain to be linked to depression. For example, 35% of the participants in one
Living with Pain: Don’t Give Up on Yourself
Living with severe pain can be a trigger for depression, a
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Chronic Pain Management: Talking to Your Boss About Your Pain
If you are like many people with chronic pain, you maintain a full- or part-time job, despite your pain.
Pain and Depression: Your Thoughts Make a Difference
If you have chronic pain, you may be at risk for depression. In one study, 35% of
Chronic Pain Management: Helping Family Cope With Your Pain
Your family lives with your pain too. Although they can't feel what you feel,
Pain and Anxiety: Rinse it Out
In spin class, I have frequently heard instructors say "rinse it out" after a particularly intense bout of cycling. I
