What Chronic Pain Support Actually Looks Like
Everyone offers help. Few know what it looks like. Here’s what real chronic pain support means when you live with vulvovaginal pain.
Everyone offers help. Few know what it looks like. Here’s what real chronic pain support means when you live with vulvovaginal pain.
Pelvic pain after menopause is real, common, and too often dismissed. Here’s why it happens and why you deserve real answers.
Perimenopause and pelvic pain often collide. Here is why your new pain may be hormonal, and how to find real support and answers.
A virtual consult is only the beginning. For a client managing chronic pain, getting to Tulsa for in person care takes more than a plane ticket. This month we launched something to close that gap, the Journey Fund.
Explaining invisible pain over and over is exhausting. Here’s why it happens, and how you don’t have to keep carrying it alone.
Overlapping pelvic pain conditions are common. Here is why one diagnosis rarely tells the whole story, and how to ask for more.
There’s a grief with no funeral for the life you thought you’d have. Chronic gynecologic pain deserves to be grieved, not just managed.
A gentle, honest guide to building a fall routine for chronic pain that adapts to your body instead of demanding more from it.
A woman can find the right specialist and still be stopped by the cost of getting to her. This month we’re talking about the barrier that rarely makes headlines: distance. It’s part of why travel has never been a side cost to us.