Most women would say that being a mom is the hardest job they have, and I would wholeheartedly agree. It is also the most rewarding job, but what if part of your hardest job as a woman also included dealing with MS?! What would it look like being a mom and dealing with MS each […]
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Because I suffer from Multiple Sclerosis and scoliosis (among other things), I understand what the word chronic pain means. I also understand that alleviating chronic pain is a lot easier said than done. As a mom with a strong willed child. I get warn out easily. Although I am still walking, it depletes my energy.
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Did you know the most common symptom (75%) MS patients deal with according to an article written by Solaro, Trabucco & Uccelli (2013) is pain. Pain onset can happen at any point during the course of the disease or it can be a secondary symptom due to fatigue or spasticity among others (p. 319). Pain
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You’re just making your way through this merry life when all of the sudden you are hit with some weird chronic illness that maybe you’ve never even heard of. In a matter of hours, days, and weeks your entire world is flipped upside down. You went from a daily regimen of a few multi-vitamins to
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Originally Posted by : Nick Valeriani Chief Executive, West Health Everyone loves a good deal. As Americans, we pride ourselves on being shrewd consumers—scouring websites like Amazon to make sure we’re getting the best price on the newest smart phone, HD television or appliance that we’ve come to rely on in our daily lives. We
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Promoted by the American Heart Association, National Walking Day 2016 is Wednesday, April 6. By committing to walk for at least 30 minutes, you can get healthier and raise awareness about the importance of being physically active. On this day, millions of people throughout the United States will come together to take steps toward
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September has been declared “Pain Awareness” month by the American Chronic Pain Association (ACPA). During this month organizations get together to help raise public awareness of issues in the areas of pain and pain management. The first Pain Awareness Month was in 2001, when the ACPA led a coalition of groups to establish September as
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“I have been given this product as part of a product review for the http://thepainfreelife.com website. Although the product was a gift, all opinions in this review remain my own and I was in no way influenced by the company. “ As a native of Washington State, I was very excited when I learned that
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Never in a million years did I think I would be in a situation that centered around disability and employment. I have been a hard worker all my life. This is how I was raised. This is how my family is. I never thought I would fear not getting a job because of a disability.
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I have been given this product as part of a product review through the Chronic Illness Bloggers network. Although the product was a gift, all opinions in this review remain my own and I was in now way influenced by the company. Reduces Pain & Inflammation, reduces fatigue and cognitive impairments and there are no
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