Drug-Free Remedies for Chronic Pain: My Cover Story in AARP Magazine

By: Loolwa Khazzoom, Founder, Dancing with Pain

November 28th, 2008 • Featured Posts, Mind-Body MedicinePrint Print

I’m tickled pink to announce my natural pain relief article in AARP magazine. For the story, I interviewed fabulous health care practitioners and chronic pain patients, including James Dillard, Paula Kamen, Martin Rossman, David Simon, Steven Stanos, and Cynthia Toussaint. Check it out and let me know what you think!

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Bob Butts December 6th, 2008

RSD and most severe pain are crimes against humanity because most are very easy to cure. View the TV news specials on our work at watercure2.org.
Unfortunately, there is no interest in free solutions to high profit problems.
View the TV news specials on our work at watercure2.org.
We accept no compensation or sell anything. Pass this on to people you care about.

Bob

CYoungRN December 10th, 2008

Thank you- you have given this nurse new inspiration at a time when critical thinking was low.I’m very interested in treating sleep deprivation disorders and hence therefore pain enters the picture. I am writing my concerns as part of an application for career advancement. Much of my time is spent satisfying my patient, whether that is rubbing their feet with oil, massaging the temples,reading the newspaper,or calling their doctor. Hopefully your suggested use of imagery will make for less phone calls and more relaxation,real sleep and better healing.

debby December 29th, 2008

I was very intrigued with your article in AARP. I have lived with chronic pain for about 20 years. No edication seems to help anymore. I would like to try some of the techniques you described. I have used guided imagery for relaxation but never specifically for my pain. Maybe you talk about this elsewhere but could you talk ore about what Feldenkrais is? I plan on talking to my physician and therapist about soe of these ideas. They could prove very beneficial to e. I have hope again.

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