
Sharing methods I developed for successfully managing life with chronic pain and illness using my experience as a registered nurse and chronic illness patient.
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As people living with chronic pain, we are experts at feeling pain, but how well do we describe it to our doctors?
As people living with chronic pain, we are experts at feeling pain, but how well do we describe it to our doctors? When I su...
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By Christine Brick
I recently saw a TikTok video of a woman in the emergency room holding an ice pack to her eye, which was glued shut because she mistook nail glue for eye drops. She described it as a st...
It’s December 13th and I’ve barely started preparing for Christmas. The tree isn’t decorated, I have no idea what to get as gifts, and haven’t made plans for our family get together yet. It feels like Christmas is still somewhere in the fog...
Starting IVs was one of my specialties as a nurse, and I’ve had many as a patient. It is definitely not pleasant. If you have difficult veins or a fear of needles it can be a traumatic process. Here are some hacks from my book-to-be, Chroni...
At the lowest point of my illness, I felt it was impossible to break free from my bedridden existence. My son John would try to encourage me: Do some exercises, sit outside, read a book, etc., but I dismissed his ideas thinking it was too h...
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Sharing how my nursing skills got me from bedridden to living well with chronic pain/illness. Now querying a self-help book to help others live better and bridge the gap between patients and the healthcare system.
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