Why Chronic Pain and Depression Go Hand in Hand
Chronic pain and depression often go hand in hand. Discover the biology behind the connection and find compassionate support for your whole self.
Chronic pain and depression often go hand in hand. Discover the biology behind the connection and find compassionate support for your whole self.
Our May gynecologic pain newsletter: a powerful essay from Dr. Babb, a client update, April funding news, and we’re just $46 from our monthly goal.
Finding a gynecologic pain specialist who truly understands your condition can change everything. Here’s exactly what to look for.
Stephanie has made two more trips to Tulsa, dealt with an unexpected complication, and finally has a possible explanation for her ongoing pain — and an appointment on the books.
Steph has been living with gynecologic pain since adolescence — more than 30 years that included endometriosis, PCOS, ovarian cancer, and surgical menopause. For most of that time, her concerns were dismissed or left unexplained. This is her story.
The hidden costs of undiagnosed gynecologic pain go far beyond medical bills. Here’s what no one tallies — and where to find support.
Invisible chronic pain does more than hurt your body — it isolates you. Here’s why that happens and where to find real support.
We funded Client #6’s appointment with one of the world’s leading gynecologic pain specialists. Now the cupboard is bare. Here’s the honest truth—and how you can help.
Chronic pain and anxiety are more connected than you may realize. Discover the science behind the cycle and find your path to healing.