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Chronic Pain and Topical Issues
Reproduced from The New York Times, July 12th, 2014. By Joanna Bourke
LONDON — IN 1926, Virginia Woolf published an essay on pain, “On Being Ill.” Isn’t it extraordinary, she observed, that pain does...
'I am so desperate that I am willing to try anything. I'd have a head transplant if it stopped the pain' Jane Hooper
Reproduced from The Guardian, Friday 20 June 2014 14.00 BST
Every morning I'm...
Reproduced from BBC News Health, 21st May 2014
Four common chronic pain conditions share a genetic element, suggesting they could - at least in part - be inherited diseases, say UK researchers.
The...
Reproduced from BBC News, Glasgow & West Scotland, 28th April 2014. By Eleanor Bradford
Some chronic pain sufferers are waiting nearly two years to access services, according to a report into NHS...
Pain Concern’s Airing Pain radio show will return for a fourth series later this month. The nine programmes will cover subjects as diverse as yoga, spinal cord stimulators and young carers, featuring...
The 37-year-old singer Martine McCutcheon on finally recovering from her ill health and financial problems and making her musical comeback
On a perfect Friday night, I’d invite a couple of my gay...
Article courtesy of: Shropshire Star, 14th March 2014
People who use acupuncture to cope with chronic pain are being limited in the number of free NHS sessions they can attend in Shropshire.
Patients...
Courtesy of: Leicester Mercury, 10th March 2014
The chance arrival of paramedics was a godsend for Emma Willis when a spinal problem took a dramatic turn for the worse. She talks to Cathy Buss....
Courtesy of: Northampton Chronicle & Echo
27th February 2014
By Anna Brosnan
For some people in their 30s, dreams are ambitious. They can be filled with thoughts of big houses, luxury holidays,...
Despite the amazing things which modern medicine can achieve, many of us with chronic pain conditions are eventually told we are just going to have to 'learn to live with it'. The trouble is nobody...
