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Old 03-31-2007, 02:51 PM #1
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Question Dealing with chronic pain... how do you cope?

when you first realized that you had chronic pain and that you would have it all your life, how did you deal with it? How did you learn to accept it and go on? I am having a real hard time accepting it, and learning to go on- learning to do more in life and to not get caught up in just my pain.

I could really use your thoughts and experiences. Thanks.

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