Happy Spring!  Welcome to the March Pain-Blog Carnival, some of this month’s great writing related to pain from other blogs and websites.  I hope you enjoy the selections!

Several new blogs to share…

Well Book is a friendly community where you can get support, advice, and motivation.  As well, you can use their health tracking tools.  Thanks to Vladimir for sending this suggestion in.

Shauna’s Life in Pain is written by a nurse who also experiences pain.  She has written about the challenge of getting monthly medication refills.

The Tramadol Diaries explores thriving, not just surviving, with chronic pain.

Gastroporesis Awareness Campaign Organization is a site dedicated to getting the word out about gastroporesis, a condition in which the gastrointestinal track slows down and abdominal pain can be a symptom.

Chronic Pain Connect is a collection of news articles, blog posts, and discussions around the topic of pain.

Going Down Swinging suggests a challenge to you to track your thoughts - are they mostly positive or mostly negative?

Free My Brain from Migraine Pain is now offering a monthly teleconference about migraines, a series of free Sunday afternoon talks with “migraine advocates, doctors, experts, coaches, and therapists, on the many aspects of managing our lives, and living as well as we can, with this neurological disease.”

Rhymes with Migraine looks at slowing down.

You know how everyone has a theory on why you’re still in pain.  Migraine Chick has something to say about this annoyance.

Body in Mind shares an interesting research study about what happens when we confuse our brains.

Next month’s carnival will be on Wednesday, April 28.  If you have a pain-related blog you’d like me to consider including in next month’s carnival, let me know here.