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Dealing with Chronic PainContains "mature" content, but not necessarily adult.[email protected] 
  
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  Dealing With Chronic Pain  
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  Before Joining Please Read Group Rules-short version  
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  General  
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  Chat Room  
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  Medications  
  COAT OF MANY POCKETS  
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  Pictures  
  MEET THE DWCP MANAGERS  
  MEMBERS BIO  
  A Sample Pain Chart  
  Sample Graph of Pain Diary  
  FREE MEDICATION  
  How To Live a Quality Life with Chronic Pain  
  Chronic Pain Bill of Rights  
  LINKS  
  Medical Abbreviations  
  Helpful Hints Page 1  
  Help of all sorts  
  *Strategy for Medical Control of Pain*  
  Some links to Pain sites Pg 1.  
  See inside your body.  
  Inside Your Body/Your Back  
  Acronyms, Page 1  
  *Meditation*  
  How to meditate  
  Procedures, Tests, Surguries  
  Open Letter to TABs  
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  Reading and posting message board help  
  How to stop those e-mail posts from delivery to your in-box.  
  SEARCH ENGINE for this Site  
  E-Mail Managers  
  DWCP Hardware  
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  Before Joining, please read! Code of conduct  
  *The American Pain Foundation*  
  UNDER CONSTRUCTION  
  Daily Trivia Game  
  Reminders for Members Birthdays & Prayers  
    
    
  
  
  Tools  
 
Pain Chart

   Please note that this is a sample only  of one person's pain chart. 

   You are welcome to use it as a guide to make a chart for yourself, to keep record of your pain levels. 

   We don't all feel pain the same way, and it really is important to adjust the chart to fit your pain.

1. No pain

2. Regular aches and pains

3.  Pain is distracting

4.  Pain is distracting, must medicate

5.  Pain is very bad, cannot concentrate on anything

6.  Extreme pain, must lie down, cannot function

7.   Pain is pretty extreme, pretty much confined to bed

8.  Post Op type pain, where nothing really touches it

9.  Post Op exercise

10. Extreme suffering, cannot stop screaming

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Printable pain worksheets,

Click HERE

Randall Chronic Pain Scale Here

Paint Pain Chart Here.(Not working but will leave up in case it comes back)

http://www.crowleydc.com/mrboney.html