Chronic Pain and Friendships: Keeping Your People When You Keep Canceling
Chronic pain and friendships don’t always fit in the same week. Here’s how to keep your people when pelvic pain makes you cancel.
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“I Collect Smiles and Happy Memories”: Emilia’s Story
For 20 years, Emilia has lived with chronic pelvic pain. It took 18 providers, specialists from three hospitals, and seven surgeries before anyone looked in the right place. This is her story of resilience, and of choosing to truly live.
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Before Your Deductible Resets: Making the Most of the Last Two Months of the Year
Already met your deductible? Gentle, practical ways to use the last two months of the year before your deductible resets in January.
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Preparing for the Holidays With Chronic Pain: What Does Your Body Need This Year?
Preparing for the holidays with chronic pain? Here are gentle, honest ways to protect your body, set boundaries, and still find joy.
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Menopause and Pelvic Pain: The Conversation We Need
Most conversations about menopause stop at hot flashes and sleep. Pelvic pain rarely makes the list, and for a lot of women, it belongs there. This Menopause Awareness Month, we’re putting the two in the same sentence and keeping them there.
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Advocating for Yourself in the Exam Room, at Every Life Stage
Advocating for yourself in the exam room never stops mattering. But as your body changes, the questions you ask might need to change too.
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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.
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Pelvic Pain After Menopause: When the Ending Isn’t the End
Pelvic pain after menopause is real, common, and too often dismissed. Here’s why it happens and why you deserve real answers.
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Perimenopause and Pelvic Pain: Where the Two Collide
Perimenopause and pelvic pain often collide. Here is why your new pain may be hormonal, and how to find real support and answers.