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Pain BC is a registered health charity that has been leading efforts to improve the lives of people in pain through empowerment, care, education and innovation.
Pain BC - Cannabis & Pain - Amanda Bellemore.
Pain BC Support Services presents this 1-hour webinar facilitated by PerceiveMD. www.perceivemd.ca/
During this webinar, we will cover a brief history and introduction to the cannabis plant. Diving into how cannabis works in the body and what taking medical cannabis looks like. Then we'll look specifically at cannabis and pain, leaving plenty of room to answer questions.
During this webinar, we will cover a brief history and introduction to the cannabis plant. Diving into how cannabis works in the body and what taking medical cannabis looks like. Then we'll look specifically at cannabis and pain, leaving plenty of room to answer questions.
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Chronic pain and substance use in the construction industry
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The overdose crisis has taken the lives of more than 6,500 British Columbians and more than 17,000 Canadians since 2016. Many of those who have died have several things in common: they were mostly male, a significant number worked in construction and supporting industries, and more than half were living with physical pain. Workers in the construction industry need better support to manage pain ...
Supporting clients living with chronic pain: The role of social workers
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Many social workers and counsellors report that their clients live with chronic pain, however, there are few occupation-specific educational opportunities for social workers and counsellors seeking to learn more about pain management. In this free webinar, social workers and Pain BC staff Melanie McDonald and Shirvin Lee will discuss chronic pain and the unique role that social workers/counsell...
Pain BC's 'Ask a pharmacist' webinar
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Pain BC welcomes you to an educational webinar and Q&A with Dr. Karen Ng, who joins us from Fraser Health Authority where she is an Opioid Stewardship Clinical Pharmacy Specialist. Dr. Ng presents pain-specific education around medications, as well as answers your questions.
The psychology of pain: Evidence-based tools for health care providers
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In this presentation, Dr. Dayna Lee-Baggley reviews the latest evidence on the psychological factors that influence pain and evidence-based tools that health care providers can use to better support people with chronic pain.
Long COVID and Chronic Pain
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In this free webinar, Dr. Ric Arseneau (Clinical Professor in the Division of General Internal Medicine at St. Paul's Hospital, Women’s Hospital, and University of British Columbia) discusses the relationship between long COVID and chronic pain, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), fibromyalgia (FM), and related conditions.
Medical Cannabis and Cannabinoids for Chronic Pain
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In this webinar, Jason Busse (Professor in the Departments of Anesthesia and Health, Evidence and Impact at McMaster University), Fiona Campbell (Medical Director of the Chronic Pain Program at the Hospital for Sick Children), Hance Clarke (Director of Pain Services and the Pain Research Unit at the Toronto General Hospital), and John Brown (retired veteran / police officer) discuss the use of ...
Bottom Up and Top Down: Strategies for making pain a national priority
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In this webinar, Maria Hudspith (Executive Director of Pain BC, sponsor organization for Pain Canada) is joined by Jean-Francois Leroux and Jennifer Novak of Health Canada to discuss Pain Canada and the federal government's commitments to helping to implement the actions called for in the National Action Plan for Pain in Canada.
Understanding the Circadian Control of Pain on a National Scale: the CircaPain Project
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Chronic pain impacts many Canadians, but everyone’s experience with it is unique. Some people have pain that fluctuates, whereas others have constant levels of pain intensity. The CircaPain Project was developed to learn more about how the pain experience differs between individuals so that pain may be more effectively managed in the future. In this webinar, some of the team members behind Circ...
A decolonial analysis of pain
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Dr. Mehmoona Moosa-Mitha, Associate Professor at the University of Victoria’s School of Social Work, provides a decolonial analysis of pain within newcomer, refugee and Indigenous populations.
Chronic pain and substance use health: Important considerations for service providers
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In this webinar, Ashleigh Hyland (Community Addictions Peer Support Association) and Angela Heino (Pain BC) provide an overview of the key intersections between chronic pain and substance use. They focus on highlighting systemic challenges, reducing barriers to care, and outline strategies that service providers can use when working with people who use substances and experience chronic pain sti...
The National Pain Advocacy Center: Who they are. Why they launched. What they hope to do.
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Kate Nicholson, a US-based civil rights and disability rights attorney and person with lived experience of pain, discusses founding a new pain advocacy nonprofit in the US - the National Pain Advocacy Center. NPAC was founded by and for people living with pain, who work alongside scientists, clinicians, health policy and civil rights experts for systems-level change. They have a strong equity a...
MAiD and chronic pain: What you need to know about new legislation and the Assisted Dying Program
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Presenters: Dirk Coetsee and Amanda Stewart Date: June 7, 2021 With the passing of Bill C-7, the legislative guidelines around Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in Canada have changed. It's important health care providers be aware of these changes as they impact the care of clients living with chronic pain. In this free webinar recording, staff from the Assisted Dying Program at Vancouver Coas...
The Canadian Pain Task Force: An Action Plan for Pain in Canada
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Presenters: Maria Hudspith and Linda Wilhelm Date: June 2, 2021 The final report from the Canadian Pain Task Force (CPTF) was released to the public on May 5, 2021. In this free webinar, CPTF Co-Chair and Pain BC Executive Director Maria Hudspith and CPTF member and Canadian Arthritis Patient Alliance President Linda Wilhelm will provide an overview on the report, An Action Plan for Pain in Can...
Is the biopsychosocial model of pain adequate? Conceptual and therapeutic challenges
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Presenters: Dr. Peter Stilwell, Dr. Sabrina Coninx Date: May 11, 2021 In this free webinar recording, Drs. Peter Stilwell and Sabrina Coninx provide a brief overview of historical pain theories and models leading up to the biopsychosocial model of pain, outline conceptual and therapeutic challenges associated with the biopsychosocial model and similar integrative models, and provide an introduc...
Should chronic pain be considered a brain disease (BD)? Ethics lessons from a BD model of addiction
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Should chronic pain be considered a brain disease (BD)? Ethics lessons from a BD model of addiction
New insights into the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on people with persistent pain
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New insights into the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on people with persistent pain
Orofacial pain: Common diagnoses and management considerations
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Orofacial pain: Common diagnoses and management considerations
Vulvodynia: What you need to know about this commonly misdiagnosed chronic condition
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Vulvodynia: What you need to know about this commonly misdiagnosed chronic condition
Canadian Pain Task Force: Working to better understand/address the needs of people with chronic pain
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Canadian Pain Task Force: Working to better understand/address the needs of people with chronic pain
Adaptive mentoring: Building compassionate primary care capacity for chronic pain
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Adaptive mentoring: Building compassionate primary care capacity for chronic pain
Think, feel, do: Humanizing the pain experience from an occupational therapy perspective
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Think, feel, do: Humanizing the pain experience from an occupational therapy perspective
Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 37): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
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Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 37): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 36): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
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Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 36): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 35): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
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Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 35): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
Cultural and biological evolution: Impacts on pediatric myofascial complex pain management
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Cultural and biological evolution: Impacts on pediatric myofascial complex pain management
Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 34): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
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Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 34): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 33): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
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Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 33): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 32): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
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Gentle Movement @ Home (Session 32): Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19
Can this lead to actual disease such as arthritis or other inflammatory diseases?
Is a cajon Ok to use for hand drumming? Thanks for the video!
Wonderful full body flow, thank you! Will be coming back to this multiple times.
Please come together with other advocates to create a bigger org that might then be able to help
"pain does not have to be a barrier to living a full life"... spoken like someone who's never had to live with long term untreatable pain... If assisted dying became available where I live, I'd be fighting to the front of the queue. Making us live for decades with no sympathy, help or viable treatment, no social assistance, no affordable and livable rent and no choice but to keep on working when we're well past the point of even being able to function properly let alone work... What's the point? There's no joy in this. There's no adventure. There's no ease. There's just pain pain pain pain pain pain pain "have you tried yoga/water/weightloss" pain pain pain pain pain pain "I don't know what to do to help you anymore" pain pain pain pain "$1000 bill" pain pain pain pain "you just need to keep a positive attitude" pain pain pain... That's it. What's the point. Let me be free. I don't want to drag myself through another 4-5 decades of "life". I'll never be well. I'll never be mobile. I'll never be pain free. I'll never be able to do any of the things I love to do again. I'm 47 and will never know what it's like to live in a body that doesn't torture me 24/7 again. "Foreseeable death" is a fucking cruel stipulation when someone who's young is stuck screaming inside their own head with no end in site.
38 and I hear you. Affecting my ability to work and I don't want to be in poverty
This is so sad and I'm terrified that I understand this personally while only being in my mid 20s.
I’m 32 years old and feel you 💯 What’s the point of living if all of it is just pain regardless of what you do?
This may sound like an odd question but I'm curious as to the reason for saying in the disclosures, "I am here of my own accord." I had not heard anyone say this before. Thank you.
People don't realize they're being abusive as they attempt to minimize and marginalize the pain they will never comprehend.
Is there a way to access MAID and become a citizen and eligible for healthcare? I’m just over the border… The DIY options in the states would be traumatizing to my family vs medically assisted euthanasia. I really would like to begin the process for it.
DR. Arsenaeau seems really empathetic
So we can't have opioids because we may get addicted but we also can't choose to die because we aren't of sound mind? Like how does this make sense.
Who says you can't have opioids last I checked with chronic pain from an injury and MRI from a Dr office taken to a pain management Dr. They administer the proper medication for their patients in the U S A other countries i don't know about
@narrowroadtraveler4167 I'm in the US. And they don't give opioids out despite me having Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
@@lilly1389 🤔 I'm just getting here to your comment I don't know of any states that's in the US that have banned opids for chronic pain in fact they are always making new an different types of opids for people dealing with chronic pain issues mainly to make them safer either way they are FDA approved, There is factor's that will not allow a person to get opid pain medication if you are getting a antidepressant drug such as Xanax or Valium that type of mixture of Drug has been considered fatal so Dr don't allow patients to have those types together anymore you either Will have to sacrifice one for another , I myself had to quit the antidepressant because of the situation in wich I need the antidepressant also for PTSD but id rather not end up Paralyzed, I don't know what state you live in but usually with MRI Proof A Pain Management Dr Will Know weather your injuries are serious enough to administer that medication with other treatment procedures they do in their besides pain medicine, When You permanently injured in your body and those injury debilitating to you your daily activities and how you function through out the day With A MRI Read by A Pain Specialist that is the Dr Job to administer the proper Care for the situation, When it Comes to Chronic Pain on A Daily Basis that is Where it gets serious If that Pain is not controlled in the body it leads to other health problems and condition that spread through out the body because everything is connected and I do believe it depends on the type of chronic pain injury if it is not controlled it leads to an earlier demise a shorter life span than a person that doesn't have any chronic Pain issues Go to A Pain Specialist And another until you find the right one that will care for your needs im injured in my body and I have no choice but to take medication every day or the outcome will be devastating
@@lilly1389 my comment i wrote is gone SMH
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I started using M MJ in 2020, I quit for 4 months this christmas. Just to see how I did without it. I just started rso again a few days ago. I was just unable to sleep for more than a few hrs before my back woke me up. Got a decent nights sleep for the first time in months. A small bit of rso with dinner was all it took. I have severe stenosis and some nerve problems in my back, the MJ helps smooth it all out enough for me to be able to relax at night. I eat a bit of rso morning and night. It doesn't 100% kill the pain but it makes it much easier to handle.
I have spinal stenosis and I work as a mechanic. After trying medical THC my pain is nearly gone. I had an MRI done before. I haven't stopped working for more than a week. It would be interesting to continue with MRIs and THC use. If any MDs need someone with clean before/after use let. Me know.
Hi can I was forced cold turkey off 16 years on ativan I never should have been on and took as prescribed on heal my CNS ?Since May 2017 it made the trajectory of my brutal internal and external burning go away .I’ve had test after test procedure after procedure and no real findings to cause this . I now know it must be neuroplastic! I need tons of hope .I should mention I’ve had other pain since 1989 but nothing like this 😢 I want to live but it wears on me ! Thank you for your video
Some of the resources don't seem to be available any more. Yoga, for example on cirpd and painbc livepainbe links don't work. Where can I find these now?
Long Covid sequelae just doesn’t fit the more typical belief that if you just IGNORE your symptoms they will go away. Pushing through only serves to deplete one’s reserves even further. Is this not related to the documented effects on the mitochondria? The organelle responsible for converting oxygen into ATP-ADP Krebs cycle impacts pan cellularly? The organ most sensitive to chronic hypoxia due to micro-emboli? Of course the brain. So any increase in demand for oxygen results in lack of ATP-ADP Krebs cycle impacts? Just speculating here but it fits. Without the ability to convert oxygen cellularly within the cells by the conversion to useable energy the cells starve? Or aren’t able to maintain a steady state?
There is/ are more parts of life. Pain stops one from many things. The constant pain takes energy and concentration to cope with. Helps with but without something to focus on other than waiting for your next doctors appointment and your meds? Each plant holds different nutrients similar but different.
I think, that those who got vaccinated , then got Covid, after they are immune, more than two weeks after vaccination, don't have long Covid symptoms. I never got them, or recovered quickly. I get vaccinated , every time they come out with a new strain.
I think narcotic painkillers should have to have tried before MAiD is considered. We shouldn’t be using MAiD instead of treating chronic pain.
Until doctor tramatizes you
Thank you for posting this video on UA-cam.
Thank you for posting this UA-cam video.
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Cbd does nothing for pain I've tried it for a long time and got nothing.
You need THC
No doubt to me the only thing that cbd is good for is to bring you down when you’re going overboard with the medical cannabis
Pain Curve graph 21:00 - Ouch, ouch, OUCH OUCH OUCH😂
After zero continuity in pain mgmt for chronic pancreatitis, I radically accepted that the VA is not serious about multi modal pain care if that care includes a narcotic. I added a VSED option in my advanced care directive. I’ll live my values until my functionality becomes too limited to earn a living and then I’m out.
Please keep fighting to open MAiD to those of us enduring chronic pain and associated mental illness (due to chronic pain and lack of social support). The govt shouldn’t determine how much pain suffering each citizen/resident should endure. It’s genuinely gruesome to leave us to seek unsupported avenues.
Absolutely adorable puppies!!
Advanced directives are needed!! My doctors may remove my narcotic pain control thus I will be thrown into 9/10 10/10 pain due to narcotic “stigma”. I am a cancer victim, my pain is cancer related caused by an oncologist who heavily radiated me. You wont approve my death since cancer is remission and my narcotics are currently controlling my electrocutions. I probably can’t even get MAID before the narcotics are denied and before the pain goes out of control.once out of control you would deem me not sound of mind. We need ADVANCED DIRECTIVES!!
I have a horrible amount of damage inside my skull. I got cancer of lacrimal gland it’s the tear duct. I wanted it removed. They insisted biopsy not removal. Neurologist told me “radiation is perfectly safe” IT IS NOT!! I am blind from radiation, all my teeth were melted (wow teeth survive thousand years in the grave )into putty and all removed, after 5 surgeries it was found my trigeminal ganglion inside the skull was found melted blob like a fire in a house fuse panel. I am electrocuted hundreds of times a day. A neurologist took 3 years to get me stable at a 3/10 quality of life on narcotics which is great! Narcotics were made for severe nerve damage. My GP took over after neurologist retired. My doses never changed. Hen GP retiring I was applying to literally a thousand clinics from Niagara to Windsor everywhere in between. I am treated like a criminal or drug addict for needing narcotics. A friend found a nurse practitioner and she is 8 hours up north Timmons area. So being forced to sell our paid in full home to keep my pain under control. I have done nothing wrong. All I needed was a doctor to write the 3 meds monthly repeat repeat… been STABLE. College of Physicians Surgeons states no prejudice where narcotics are used. No narcotic blanket policies also not acceptable. CPSO told me any doctor can depart from first come first serve can take my urgent need. Healthcare connect wait is about 7 to 10 YEARS!! My need for narcotics has nothing to do with the idiots using illicit drugs on the street. The government should have stopped drug cartels importing illegal drugs into the country. The patients being denied care and their pain relief is so wrong!! If this Nurse Practitioner messes up my STABLE pain control it will go out of control up to 7 to 10/10. 10/10 pain a patient “needs” to die!! But in my case by the time pain goes 8/10 and up I will no longer be able to speak for myself I will be rocking screaming crying and begging to die. I of course prefer to live out my years with pain control. Narcotics are not evil or bad they are an excellent tool to help extreme pain. CDC is trying with a 2022 update to stop or reverse the doctors denying pain relief. An oncologist did this to me he destroyed my life. The last 12 years have been nerve blocks surgeries and agony trying to get pain under control. We got control. Now after being forced to move 800 km north sell our home I may be forced to die. I wish M.A.I.D. Had pre approval set up like in my case if meds are removed. Even power of attorney might not get me an assisted death. Doctors who deny my pain meds will have sentenced me to death!! My pain is like taser stuck to my head, like an electric chair execution failure. I even pray to die in my sleep. This anxiety of being denied pain control is ruining enjoying my 3/10 quality of life. Doctors What happened to do no harm?? I am not even considered a senior. I lost my 40s to cancer and pain out of control, I lost my 50s to needles, surgeries and try this try that drugs…finally got pain under control. I want my 60s and 70s. Ontario healthcare is broken, ruthless, disgusting. I am not voluntarily going to participle in narcotic reduction. I am writing my life story called “Do no harm”. One doctor could have saved my life, my home my retirement. I am in no way to blame for street drugs. Such horrible prejudice. Narcotics are powerful and life saving used properly. I won’t be able to jump through the hoops of interviews and process time being electrocuted hundreds of times a day.I will be forced into suicide even though I don’t want to die. I am not depressed. MAID needs pre approval in event of ……!!
I do relate even tho my chronic pain that began in '86 is not near the severity of yours. I would like to say God Bless you but I don't wish to offer offense to you in any way. I was assaulted in 2009,had L5S1 fused after being forced to accept spinal injections that touched a nerve and has left me suffering. Getting such ridicule from several connected " specialists" because I was taking prescribed by primary care opiots while searching for a surgeon to help me, I have given up. I got off Opana and Percocet for Suboxone and live in pain that I can bear but life is as you say 2/10 I'm tired of it and now have been so easily injured and gone to ER twice and primary I know what they have planned for me and will not take it. I was stabbed in the kidney back in '80 and should have died where I was left to. I have lived a life I wasn't supposed to and accept it is over. I don't wish to live in pain just to make it through until my next appointment. I must stop this post now because the pain says NOW !
Just Checking... Are you still with us? Not being a jerk here, would love to talk with you.
Thank you for the seminar.
This help for research
This PPT help for research or not
Virtually impossible to get this sort of assistance in the UK 🇬🇧
I'm in the UK and got a prescription in a week for THC flower. CBD is fully legal. There's plenty of help in the UK but - unless you're a chemo patient - it's not available on the NHS so you have to pay. Good luck!
@@romac9516 I pay alright for the atrocious assistance I get & not in a good way, my immune system & my livers been destroyed (by medications, not alcohol which I haven't had for over 20yrs) I've had three tooth extractions without painkillers anaesthetic or antibiotics & they broke my jaw during two of those. The ways I've been treated thus far has been positively medieval in type.
@@derekwhite2929how are you doing now? Better at all?
Hey Neil! I just found your site tonight. I'm an alumni of your physiotherapy/yoga days in Penticton, when under your guidance, I was helped so much with pain management. Still have some serious pain, but now it's a hamstring injury from my baseball days that's returned to haunt me. I've subscribed to your video site but, so far, can't get the sound. (ancient cellphone?) P.S. I've finally retired from my painting career. Laurie C.
What can l use for pain
It seems that my government will happily kill me for chronic pain but it's damn near impossible to get adequate pain relief for the same situation.
Do you have more video's of mindfullness drummen? I really njoy ed it
Here’s the medical gas lighting he’s talking about… This is where he says that people with ME and fibro have boarderline personality disorder - ua-cam.com/video/E7d6ZrqWOWM/v-deo.html
Wow that's hard to watch
I have had 12 major spinal surgeries and my medications don’t allow me to do much with my kids, around the house and had to go on disability. I would love to know what CBD amount that could help and I live in Texas and not sure the laws here on here. Any advice would greatly appreciated!
jesus christ , you're an impressive person... really I can't even imagine. hope things improve for you.
@@allgunsblazed9106 thanks a million
I suffered 2 work related accidents which left me with 3 herniated discs in my neck and 2 blown rotators and I had to go to medical cannabis for treatment of 7 types of chronic pain and I vape the medical cannabis and I go for around 20 to 25 % thc and between 2 -14 % CBD works for me . But everyone is different in what they need for the pain . I also make my own edibles which contains between 50 - 100mg of thc . I went with medical cannabis because I didn't want to go with opioid painkillers. I'm up to 5 grams of cannabis a day and I now feel little to no pain and I take no pills to help , it's all the medical cannabis. Since the cannabis it's like night and day , when I don't medicate to when I do . If I go more then 4 hours without vaping I will start to have a resurgence of my chronic pain symptoms. My prescription is vape or smoke a joint every 3 hours or as needed not to exceed 5 grams a day .
Thank you, this was a very relaxing movement sequence that helped loosen my tight muscles.
Thanks for sharing this. Much appreciated here in Illinois!
God, this was depressing. As a person trying CBD, it just gave me no hope. I have tried vaping CBD, but it seemed to depress me. Definite pain reduction. And better sleep. I am now about to try a cream instead as the eliquid feels harsh to vape. I found the scientific report especially disheartening. I wish I hadn't watched. I wondered how beneficial to Big Pharma it was to 'show' that CBD is pretty useless.....science has been corrupted by funding.
Why are you using E-liquids? Those are really bad for you. Stick to CBD flower or even regular flower (Indica if you’re seeking higher CBD for pain relief). Also I recommend getting a dry herb vaporizer to vape your flower.
Find yourself the strain Cannatonic 🎉
If you watch the 2022 Flippin Pain series from Scotland, which mostly is talking about BPS, I think this Enactive-webinar is trying to kick in already open doors. The Flippin Series are very much in line with the arguments in this webinar. Maybe the the only thing lacking in the Flippin Series is a broader focus on emotions as a possible reason to develop pain (they talk about anxiety and fear, but not about shame, grief and sadness e.g)
Philosophy has never been part of PT, neither has the realm of emotions as part of the pain experience, yet, despite this, society is forced to support a professional designation and pay for largely ineffective treatment interventions. While interesting, enactivism is inconsistent with PT and its baked in belief that anatomy is central to what it does. I have yet to see how Stilwell et al translate enactivism into clinical practice. I cannot see PT ever going down this road other than as another fringe movement.
It's freakin unbelievable that chronic pain patients are refused painkillers but no one sees a problem with them then wanting to die. It's not their choice to be denied pain medicine which helps alleviate that pain. Then, they want to die bc of the pain and that's totally fine with the govt. The govt is literally culling vulnerable people
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I have it all for one year now yuk
THE GOV IS A SICK INSTITUTION THE LONGER U LIVE THE MORE TAX DOLLARS THEY GET
THE GOV HAS NO BUSINESS IN THIS THAT IS A PERSONAL INDIVIDUAL CHOICE AND SHOULD BE AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE
Headache/migraines, brain fog, depression/anxiety, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, LOSS OF SMELL AND TASTE, coughing, tachycardia/POTs, chest pain, fatigue, seizures/tremors, vision disturbances, palsies, tinnitus, shortness of breath, muscle and joint aches, skin rash, immune cell activation, changes to bone marrow and white blood cells, changes in menstruation, lung scarring/coughing, atrophy of saliva glands leading to sore/dry throat, numbness, tingling, nerve pain, hair loss... = 5mm radiation exposure symptoms = “Long Covid” symptoms
Folks, the heart of Africa (w 1 B people) has no 5G infrastructure, little to no covid "vaccination" and is incurring little to no covid sickness and death. Why do you think that is?
I am 36 years old male long hauler, and i am ill over a year. I am living hell. And it isn't about the respiratory system. Before covid i had gi issues like ibs flatulence etc.. but i could live with them. After covid it is like my GI problems started to have their own neurological problems. Involuntarily swallowing (!) started. My tongue and jaw started to loosen. It is unseen. I felt like there was a tremor and tension through my throat-esophagus track. After losing 15 pounds, 3-4 weeks later i got little better and gained my appetite, but then i spit light red blood with stomachache and throatache. I did endoscopy immediately but they didn't find anything. Then everything got worse. I lost my appetite for good over a year. I am experiencing a worsening throatache that no ENT professors can detect with camera. I have examined by over 60 professors. Gastroenterologists, ENT Professors, Neurologists etc.. i did blood tests, endoscopies, colonoscopy, CTs, MRs even EMGs. Throat pain is killing me. Loss of appetite, fatigue.. these are also challenging. I have other symptoms but i dont know how can i bare this throat pain. Gabapentine isn't working. Diclofenac isn't working. Tramadol isn't working. Gargling with morphine is also uneffective. They can not tell any reason other than long covid. Because there are some neurological signs like tongue tremor while i drink something or slightly push my upper teeth to my tongue. But my biggest problems are unexplained and unbeareble throat pain, loss of appetite and moderate fatigue. I am planning to do SGB. What do you think? Can SGB be solution for undetected throat pain? Or do you recommend anything else like middle cervical ganglion block etc.?
Selam. Durumun nasıl acaba?
Any progress?