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...
I have had chronic pain for almost 7years. It has been a while since I ave been back on this board. I have come a long way since I was here last. I have been working to heal myself. I have been on a paleo diet, lost 20 pounds, and have began running. This weekend I am actually going to run my first 5k. I have been through so much other than just my chronic pain over the last seven years. Family issues, betrayal from the pastor of church I was very involved in that was helping me keep it together. I played bass for an awesome church band and all of my friendsbwhere there. I felt like I lost everything. I have pulled myself up and decided to start an organization so I can share and help others through what I have learned. Rambling Chronic PK is my podcast and website that I want to try to make some real friendships and relationships to help others. We all need each other. I do not want to make money or anything else. I just want to not be lonely and have others o help me share our journey. How do you deal with your pain, what positive actions do you do. Contact me if you want to know or talk about helping one another.
Sending Hugs & Prayers that things continue to get better for you.
Mary
hugs shy
we have alot in common, I play bass for my church and I am very active, I have not been betrayed by my pastor, but we do have a few white nucklers (thats what I call them and do not trust them).
I think you have a great idea! one can't have to many friends or to much support!
Blessings Rhonda
I absolutely can relate to your story. After been in a small efficiency apartment (basically a one room place), I found a part-time job and I am doing something that I absolutely love. Yes, there are days that I can not get out from the bed, and there are days, that I am totally disabled were I need my walker, but those days are far and in between, and I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel.
I love your story, and I commend you for your hard work, and your awesome results. Please don't be a stranger, and let us know how things are progressing with you. Big Hugs,
Tipper
I'm personally past the point of being "fixed", but I still love to hear of others determination in spite of the obstacles in the way of strengthening themselves
Many Blessings,
Toni.