How to Cope with Pain articles now available by email! Sign up here. Welcome to December’s Pain-Blog Carnival… the best pain articles in December. Many of you are on vacation for the holidays, so you’ll have this whole week to enjoy these great pain articles! I’ll be back next Monday with a series on learning new pain management techniques and how to [...]
Entries from December 2007
December Pain-Blog Carnival
December 31st, 2007 · No Comments
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New Pain-Related Sites You Might Like
December 27th, 2007 · No Comments
How to Cope with Pain articles now available by email! Sign up here. * * * * * In my meandering around the web, I’ve found some new (to me) sites you might like: Arthritis Foundation.org: A national organization’s website, which has news and treatment information about all types of arthritis. You can also sign up [...]
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Merry Christmas! Here’s What’s Coming Up At How to Cope with Pain in January
December 24th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Today’s the last day to submit your best post for the December Pain-Blog Carnival. Look for the carnival next Monday, 12/31! Merry Christmas to those of you who’ll celebrate tomorrow! Starting Monday’s in January, we’ll look at pain management techniques and how to help yourself use those that work. We’ll review: breathing exercises relaxation exercises visualization guided imagery [...]
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Do You Use Too Little Pain Medication?
December 21st, 2007 · 3 Comments
The December Pain-Blog Carnival is December 31. The submission deadline is December 24. Twice a month, I’ll answer readers’ questions. Click here to submit a question. Heidi writes: I wonder if other people on prescription pain killers have issues around taking them as often as they really should? Some people might fear addiction or be reluctant to take medication. [...]
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An Itch That Goes On And On…..
December 19th, 2007 · 18 Comments
The December Pain-Blog Carnival is December 31. The submission deadline is December 24. Twice a month, I’ll answer readers’ questions. Click here to submit a question. Stephanie writes: I had a terrible experience with chronic itch, which is (I believe) rarer and less respected than chronic pain. But I can tell you, it was horrifying, and from what [...]
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Reader Question: What Herbs And Natural Remedies Help Chronic Pain?
December 17th, 2007 · 3 Comments
The December Pain-Blog Carnival is December 31. The submission deadline is December 24. Twice a month, I’ll answer readers’ questions. Click here to submit a question. Amber writes: I would like to see more articles about using herbs and other natural remedies in treating pain or breaking the pain cycle. How do I step away from medication to [...]
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A Unique :) Stress Management Tool
December 14th, 2007 · 2 Comments
How to Cope with Pain articles now available by email! Sign up here. * * * * * Pain is stressful, and I’m always on the lookout for stress management techniques, tools and resources for you. I came across this fun one at Casual Keystrokes. Remember how satisfying bubble wrap is to pop!?! To get [...]
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12+ Gift Ideas For Gals With Chronic Illness
December 12th, 2007 · 3 Comments
How to Cope with Pain articles now available by email! Sign up here. Today’s guest article is written by Lisa Copen. Lisa is the founder of Rest Ministries, a Christian organization that serves the chronically ill. We women like to shop, and there’s nothing better than seeing the face of a friend light up when we offer [...]
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Medications For Pain Series: Advances In Research
December 10th, 2007 · 4 Comments
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Reader Question: What Can Help Me Explain My Pain?
December 7th, 2007 · 1 Comment
How to Cope with Pain articles now available by email! Sign up here. Twice a month, I’ll answer readers’ questions. Click here to submit a question. Jeisea writes: “You informed us about that fantastic downloadable booklet for families or supporters of people who have pain. My Google group is putting together questionaires to assist pain sufferers in [...]
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