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In our June/July issue, Kara Vanderbijl interviews Tumblr’s own Danielle Cosgrove (above) of Project 3x5 about her experience living with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome.
Read the inspiring article now.
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I’m
slowlyrapidly becoming a part of of the Chicago Skyline. xx
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I’m having surgery again today, hear why in this Vlog!
Also… y’all deserve a proper explanation as to where I’ve been over the past (yikes…!) 8 weeks.
Lots of love. Be well.
Danielle xxxx
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BOOK REVIEW: "Defeat Chronic Pain Now!", by Charles Argoff, MD & Brad Galer, MD →
Currently on the way to my mailbox!
I’m sure so many of you (if not all) can relate to the fact that once diagnosed, you had to fish around from books to the internet to pamphlets in order to simply wrap-your-head around what was happening to your body, and in order to become informed about your pain.
Which is why upon reading this book review (click on the headline), I immediately clicked order! Of course, it’s not a miraculous encyclopedia filled with all the information we could ever dream of… but FINALLY it’s an indispensable resource to provide us with a better understanding of our pain and how to defeat it. YAY!
According to the review: written in user-friendly language, it has sections on back and neck pain, headaches, arthritis, cancer pain, fibromyalgia and neuropathic pain (including CRPS/RSD). Among many other things, you can learn about nutritional supplements, the importance of different therapies, medications and side-effects, the benefits of multidisciplinary treatments, interventional treatments (ex: nerve blocks), and psychological treatments, etc.
Oh, and did I mention it’s being endorsed and recommended by the Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association (RSDSA)?
Happy Reading! xx
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Sometimes life will throw you the most unexpected. Never fear, because you can make the best of it, no matter how frightening it may be.
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Each time it is the most painful ever… and then it gets worse.
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Don’t forget: however painful and exhausting your day is, it will come to an end. Some reminders as you start your week from Things We Forget. Happy (?) Monday!
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