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Living with Pain: Intentions versus Plans
Some of the healthy things you can do to manage pain involve changing your habits. For example, you may benefit from starting a regular exercise program, modifying your eating habits, including meditation as part of your daily life, or losing …
Living with Pain – Don't Give Up on Goals
Life is richer when you can pursue the things that matter, such as love, work, feelings of competence, being part of a caring social network of family and
Chronic Pain Management: One Goal at a Time
Living with pain makes it hard to stay on track. You may have found that your pain has gotten in the way of your social life, your ability
Coping with Pain: Restoring Hope
Researchers have found that it is not unusual for people with chronic pain to also report feelings of depression. Not surprisingly, being
Living with Chronic Pain: Making the Tough Choices
Recently, I saw 127 Hours, a film based on the true story of mountain climber and adventurer, Aron Ralston. An 800-pound boulder fell on Ralston
