Chronic Pain Support Group

Physicians and professionalsdefine pain as chronic if it lasts longer than three to six months and is persistent. It's distinct from acute pain that is a direct result of injury or trauma. This support group is dedicated to those suffering from chronic pain. Discuss treatments that have worked for you, find advice for your specific experience, and find support. You're not...

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jancam
jancam
What's "bump"?
Paulina12
Paulina12
If someone wants to move a thread back to the top they just write 'bump' and hit the send button.
It is done because sometimes threads are lost at the bottom without replies or because it is important and someone wants it to remain a main topic.
keeska
keeska
Yeah, or on 2nd or later pages.
deleted_user
deleted_user
Or in some cases (though not this one) when the poster of the thread wants THEIR post to be back up for others to read.

Thankfully that doesn't happen very oftern
Paulina12
Paulina12
as I was saying..............

LOL ladies
deleted_user
deleted_user
it's when a woman is just newly pregnant and starts to show a little larger in the belly all of a sudden.

;)

-jen
tendonshurt
tendonshurt
LOL
irocket
irocket
Webster's Dictionary describes a bump as a collision; or a swelling caused by a blow.

You can say I was trying to divert both things from happening in the room yesterday. It calmed things down for awhile.
irocket
irocket
Webster's Dictionary describes a bump as a collision; or a swelling caused by a blow.

You can say I was trying to divert both things from happening in the room yesterday. It calmed things down for awhile.
irocket
irocket
Webster's Dictionary describes a bump as a collision; or a swelling caused by a blow.

You can say I was trying to divert both things from happening in the room yesterday. It calmed things down for awhile.
irocket
irocket
Webster's Dictionary describes a bump as a collision; or a swelling caused by a blow.

You can say I was trying to divert both things from happening in the room yesterday. It calmed things down for awhile.
irocket
irocket
Webster's Dictionary describes a bump as a collision; or a swelling caused by a blow.

You can say I was trying to divert both things from happening in the room yesterday. It calmed things down for awhile.
irocket
irocket
Webster's Dictionary describes a bump as a collision; or a swelling caused by a blow.

You can say I was trying to divert both things from happening in the room yesterday. It calmed things down for awhile.
irocket
irocket
Webster's Dictionary describes a bump as a collision; or a swelling caused by a blow.

You can say I was trying to divert both things from happening in the room yesterday. It calmed things down for awhile.
irocket
irocket
Webster's Dictionary describes a bump as a collision; or a swelling caused by a blow.

You can say I was trying to divert both things from happening in the room yesterday. It calmed things down for awhile.
irocket
irocket
Webster's Dictionary describes a bump as a collision; or a swelling caused by a blow.

You can say I was trying to divert both things from happening in the room yesterday. It calmed things down for awhile.