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Chronic Pain Management: Anger, Pain, and Relationships
Living with chronic pain can be very frustrating. Not surprisingly, people with chronic pain tend to report greater levels of anger than those without pain. Expressions of anger differ, with some people being more likely to suppress and hide it, …
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
Chronic Pain Management: Rebuild Friendships
You may have noticed that pain puts a strain on friendship. Whether you have fibromyalgia,
Chronic Pain Management: Improve Your Sleep
Sleep plays a crucial role in the daily experience of people with chronic pain. Of course,
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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
