How We Treat Others with Chronic Pain
Chronic pain is often described as invisible, but within communities built around it, the experience is anything but unseen. People…
Anger in a mind with chronic pain
Anger isn’t something I used to associate with myself. I wasn’t the kind of person who snapped easily or carried…
A Day Visiting the Titanic
When Thrive Cheshire planned a day trip to Liverpool to visit the Titanic Exhibition at the White Star Line Hotel,…
“Chronic pain patients hide it so well, you can’t go by how they look on the outside. They have to learn how to function with pain, you can’t just roll around on the floor all day screaming in agony. Medical personnel in hospitals don’t even realise this. A chronic pain patient can function with a pain level that would incapacitate any other person.”
Leading Hematologist
