New study discovers people with Fibromyalgia may have extremely excessive amounts of nerve fibers of veins called arteriole-venule shunts that now they understand to have a role in pain. To see the article go to: Guardian Article: Fibromyalgia Mystery finally solved http://guardianlv.com/2013/06/fibromyalgia-mystery-finally-solved Pain is a symptom–we who live with it have to...
Are you are ready to move beyond suffering and blame? Then discover the 5 steps from Ow to Wow! And work with Amber Rose Dullea from Thriving with Pain LLC and see yourself thriving! Through these steps you may find pain relief and more energy, but no matter what your...
So the weather is wonderful! The sun shines and the outdoor beacons. DANGER, DANGER! This is the time of year that we that live with chronic pain need to be mindful. It is easy to overdo it and start the ugly cycle of pain. So how can we thrive and...
Chronic pain is not static. Even though the pain may be chronic it is not the same all the time. Break through pain can come at any time for what seems like no reason. Thriving with pain usually means not living in fear of break through pain. Since fear is usually based in...
Here are some of the results from the survey that some of you took. The first thing that you are looking for is pain relief at 82.9%. My hope is that through these steps some pain relief will happen. It has for me but I know it took years for me...
A Message from the Coordinator Article Content Current Message September 2012 Self Management of Pain If you were unable to attend the September 13, 2012 Oregon Pain Management Commission Meeting, you missed a great opportunity. In honor of “Pain Awareness Month,” commission members conducted a special education...
When pain increases or a flare up happens for a chronic pain sufferer, it is easy to go into fear, overwhelm and depression. This is the time when remembering your support and passions are essential and can help you and I from getting pulled into the vortex of negativity and...
Thriving with pain is about taking back your life from the cycle of pain. For some it means not experience chronic pain anymore and for others it means gaining quality of life and a measure of peace of mind in the midst of the pain. Pain is difficult subject for...
The Five steps to Thriving with Pain 1) Understand the pain that you are experiencing– become the expert on you! 2) Find treatment options and learn pain management techniques 3) Ask for and accept support—You are not alone. Learning to do this can save relationships! 4) Step Four: Engage...