This is my story, from the first signs of spinal damage to my current treatment and condition...
1. ONSET OF SERIOUS MEDICAL PROBLEMS
MEDICAL MISGUIDANCE AND MISDIAGNOSIS
2. THE SEARCH FOR A SUITABLE SPINAL SPECIALIST
AND THE QUESTION OF THE NECESSITY OF SURGERY
3.THE ISSUE OF PAIN MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS
TO ADDRESS THE REQUIREMENTS OF PEOPLE WITH
AN HONEST NEED FOR THE VARIOUS PALLIATIVE
CARE OPTIONS, WHICH CAN BE THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN BEING BEDRIDDEN FROM WITHHOLDING
PALLIATIVE CARE, OR BEING RESTORED TO AN
ACCEPTABLE QUALITY OF LIFE USING PROPER
PAIN MANAGEMENT
...more.... click the "This is my story..." link above
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New Survey Finds 84% of Kentuckians are Living with Pain and More Than Half Believe it's Just a Part of Life
CHICAGO, March 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- New research released today finds that pain affects the majority of Kentuckians, yet most underestimate its severity and the need for effective treatment. The survey by the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) uncovered that nearly three in five Kentuckians believe pain is just a part of life and two in five don't believe it can be eased with proper treatment.
LIVE—Without Pain Campaign Helps People Advocate for Relief
New public awareness campaign from NHPCO's Caring Connections dispels myths about pain and empowers consumers
ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 22, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- "Pain is a natural part of aging or illness and people have to live with it" – is a common myth that leaves millions of people in pain every day.
Second Annual Survey Finds 83% of Washingtonians Still Living With Pain and Majority Underestimate Its Impact
CHICAGO, March 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- New research released today finds that pain continues to affect the majority of Washingtonians, yet most underestimate its severity and the need for effective treatment.
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