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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.

Setting boundaries with the people you love isn’t selfish. It’s self-care, and it starts with learning to say no without guilt.

Dating with chronic pain doesn’t require full disclosure on the first date. Here’s how to know when the moment for honesty arrives.

Traveling for specialized care is often the only way people with complex gynecologic pain finally get an accurate diagnosis and real relief.

Chronic pain and loneliness often go together for women with pelvic and vulvovaginal pain. Here’s why, and how to find your people

Last month The Guardian told the world what we do here. It also turned into physical therapy and lab work for two women who needed it most. We’re $8 away from making that kind of care possible every single month.

Living with undiagnosed pain costs more than money. See the real financial, emotional, and physical toll it takes, and how to find support