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I've been looking for some other CP/IP (Chronic/Intractable Pain) patients who would like to contribute to this site, whether one time, sporadic, or regularly. If anyone is interested, please email me at IntractablePainKills@gmail.com

I'm also open to any suggestions about improving the blog.

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DUE TO A GLITCH IN BLOGGER, MY POSTS DO NOT ALWAYS POST IN ORDER BECAUSE THEY POST USING THE TIME THAT I STARTED THE INITIAL DRAFT. I DO MY BEST TO CORRECT THIS WHENEVER POSSIBLE, HOWEVER SOME SLIP BY, SO PLEASE REMEMBER TO READ THE TITLES OF MORE THAN JUST THE MOST RECENT POST IF YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS ANYTHING.

Sunday, February 9, 2014

New Drug Law To Relieve Pain For India’s Chronically Ill - India Real Time - Wall Street Journal

New Drug Law To Relieve Pain For India’s Chronically Ill - India Real Time - Wall Street Journal
http://on.wsj.com/1bfce0P

Thursday, February 6, 2014

Infographic: Patient Insights on Acute Pain | Turn the Conversation

Infographic: Patient Insights on Acute Pain | Turn the Conversation
http://bit.ly/LSxQ7k

Medication alternative can make you worse

I don't want to discount the help that some people get from yoga, pilates, and similar regimens, but FAR too many people, including a frightening number of physicians, simply ASSuME that non-opioid, non-surgical, and non-medication treatments are safe. The common argument is that, even if these aren't effective, the benefit:risk ratio must be acceptable because they assume that these are safe. Any exercise program can exasperate CP/IP, but some of these risks are extremely severe.

NYTimes.com: How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body

From The New York Times:

How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body

Popped ribs, brain injuries, blinding pain. Are the healing rewards worth the risks?

http://nyti.ms/1jhFUNj

"Not just students but celebrated teachers too injure themselves in droves because most have underlying physical weaknesses or problems that make serious injury all but inevitable"

Medication alternative can make you worse

I don't want to discount the help that some people get from yoga, pilates, and similar regimens, but FAR too many people, including a frightening number of physicians, simply ASSuME that non-opioid, non-surgical, and non-medication treatments are safe. The common argument is that, even if these aren't effective, the benefit:risk ratio must be acceptable because they assume that these are safe. Any exercise program can exasperate CP/IP, but some of these risks are extremely severe.

NYTimes.com: How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body

From The New York Times:

How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body

Popped ribs, brain injuries, blinding pain. Are the healing rewards worth the risks?

http://nyti.ms/1jhFUNj

"Not just students but celebrated teachers too injure themselves in droves because most have underlying physical weaknesses or problems that make serious injury all but inevitable"

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

ForestTennant.com

I just wanted to let everyone know that ForestTennant.com is down (the domain has expired). I've written to him about it, but for the meantime, please know that http://bit.ly/PainGuidePDF will not work. I've created a new link that is not dependent on his site, so you can still share the Intractable Pain Patients' Handbook for Survival with the following link:
http://bit.ly/painguide