Just for a laugh…
here’s Jeff Foxworthy talking about medicinal side-effects:
Just for a laugh…
here’s Jeff Foxworthy talking about medicinal side-effects:
The healing power
of music,
of dance,
of The Word,
of touch,
of magic,
of joy and happiness.
Research has shown that mindfulness is one of the very few things truly proven to be an affective coping skill for Chronic Pain.
But what in the heck is mindfulness?
Andy Puddicombe, a former Tibetan Monk, does a wonderfully entertaining job of presenting just what mindfulness is and looks like and also covers, in a delightful manner, the benefits of practicing it for even just 10 minutes a day.
Enjoy!
The Documentary, “Dr. Feelgood”, released in late 2016, deals with what has become the very complicated issue of pain management in the United States.
The medications that are prescribed for pain have become headline making, and there is, as we who live in Chronic Pain well know, a very strong “push” in our society against pain medication. For those living with Chronic Pain and too, the Doctors who work to help patients in pain, it has all become more challenging (and scarier) than ever.
What is Chronic Pain?
Basically, as defined by Stanford University’s Dr. Sean Mackey, it meets the following criteria:
(As explained in an excellent informative video found here.)
Stanford University’s Pain Medicine web-site also has a wealth of information on and resources for those living with Chronic Pain.