Today’s A Path Forward post is about the necessity for factual storytelling when educating healthcare providers about living with long-term health conditions.
https://t.co/cESICrd39d
Today’s A Path Forward post is about the need for meaningful disruption to effect change in healthcare concerning chronic pain.
https://t.co/2RwsYbhQFW
@DocPriyamMD@MedLearnHub And, respectfully Dr. Bordoloi, for those who are non-medical professionals/individuals who live with pain and are researchers, educators, and advocates. Pain is a sensation and an experience. While nociception is necessary for pain, pain is an enactive experience.
@Christilneal215@HunterBiden@crabshack2016@AntiTrumpCanada The Okanagan Valley in the southern interior of British Columbia is warmer than many US cities. It’s semi-arid and called the Napa of the North for our internationally award-winning wineries.
Today’s A Path Forward post is about finding safe and enjoyable meaningful movement while living with long-term health conditions. It requires trust in our bodies, curiosity, and time. And sometimes it is appropriate to push ourselves a little.
https://t.co/S4nHE7TIv8
Today’s A Path Forward post is about the challenge of dynamic and sudden shell changes associated with mitochondrial disease and persistent pain.
https://t.co/gAkl0JccqH
Today’s A Path Forward post is about how, for many people living with chronic pain it often comes to moving beyond a focus on pain elimination to building function.
https://t.co/25K0h5paLR
@colin_alex35207 You are incredibly talented, Colin. I’m amazed at your abilities in the various mediums. My wife is the artist in our family; I’m a civil engineer technologist so a bit more of a linear thinker. All my drawings were done with AutoCAD 😀.
Today’s A Path Forward post is in recognition of National Nursing Week in Canada. With a rather extensive medical history, I’ve had so many incredible experiences with nurses.
https://t.co/xleGvMgpbM
Here is Parker, our miniature Australian Labradoodle lying in the shade of a tree in the backyard enjoying a warm spring day (Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada).