Living with chronic pain

Living with constant pain impacts you in physical, psychological, and emotional ways. It's not something that can be wished away.

Vital differences between coping and adapting to life with a chronic illness you need to know to live better today and tomorrow.

Learn about lifestyle changes that can ease chronic pain: relaxation techniques, exercise and healthy eating, among them.

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8 things to keep on your nightstand when you live with chronic pain

There are an estimated 100 million Americans who live with chronic pain. Let’s say that for every person who lives with it there is one who loves that person – whether it’s a spouse, a parent, a child, or a friend. That’s another 100 million. Now, you can’t know what it’s like living with it unless you do, and understanding what it’s like living with chronic pain dramatically affects how you treat someone who lives with it.

Have a special person who lives with chronic pain, an autoimmune disease, is recovering from an injury, suffers from migraines, or any other ailment that causes them pain? Give them the gift of warm and relief with these 10 gift ideas for the person in pain.

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