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North Shore Chronic Pain Support Group
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25.01.2022 Thanks to the North Shore Times 17 July.
25.01.2022 Our next meeting is Wednesday, October 8th. Come and join us!
24.01.2022 http://www.painmanagement.org.au/
22.01.2022 Next meeting is at 1-2:30pm, Wednesday 12 November 2014. Meeting at the Babptist Church, 28 Memorial Ave, St Ives.
22.01.2022 RIP the monthly meetings at St Ives Baptist Church. The meetings have moved to the Kokodo Cafe at Concord from 11 til 1pm on the 2nd Friday of each month. Please contact Margaret on 0401 933 303 for more info.
19.01.2022 Have you
16.01.2022 As part of the Global Year Against Neuropathic Pain the IASP has produced a set of fact sheets. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
14.01.2022 Painaustralia CEO Carol Bennet speaks to Daily Telegraph on the launch of the free Naloxone trial, that rolls out in NSW, SA, WA from 1 December. https://buff.ly/2DAHDMn
13.01.2022 Chronic Pain Australia has a register for those people with pain who can be contacted for research purposes.
13.01.2022 Forever stepping on a lego pain.
11.01.2022 Richard us asked to share this new government initiative.to
11.01.2022 We meet each second Wednesday of the month at St Ives Baptist Church Hall, Memorial Ave. 1pm til 2:30pm. Upcoming meeting next Wednesday 08 July! Please just rock up!. All welcome.
11.01.2022 Another tip for walking to stay grounded: Tip#3 Swing Your Arms This may sound a bit obvious however, walking is a full body movement and swinging your arms is... very important. A good arm swing will activate the back muscles, providing you with more trunk stability. To be more energy efficient in your walking pattern, become more aware of how you swing your arms move the opposite arm to the leg moving forward, this will encourage a more natural trunk rotation. If there is no or minimal arm swing in your walking pattern you may be encouraging overuse injury and pain or discomfort in your lower limbs See more
11.01.2022 Pain Management Research, 13th October When: Tuesday 13th October 6:00pm - 7:00pm, followed by refreshments Where: Kolling Auditorium, Level 5 Kolling Building, Royal North Shore Hospital, Westbourne Street (off Herbert St), St Leonards Ticket Price: Free; optional donations to research at the door.... Parking: Meter parking available in Westbourne Street This seminar will appeal to a very broad audience, including people living with chronic pain or caring for someone with this condition. Keynote speaker is Dr Charles Brooker, staff anaesthetist, pain specialist and Director of the Pain Management Research Centre at Royal North Shore. Dr Brooker will be assisted by at least one patient living with chronic pain, and one of PMRI's research team leaders, Dr Paul Wrigley, staff pain specialist and head of the clinical pain neurophysiology research unit. Following a panel Q&A, attendees are invited to share in refreshments in the auditorium foyer and chat with the speakers and other attendees. We sincerely appreciate the support of Rotary District 9685 in the planning and publicising for this significant event. Pain Management Research Institute +61-2-9929-5566
10.01.2022 The inaugural meeting at the Kokoda Cafe went well today. Lots of information and contact details for medicos shared. The next meeting will be again at the Kokoda Cafe, Concord at 11am til 1pm on Friday 13 November 2015. Maybe see you there?
10.01.2022 Money for research
09.01.2022 Hope you all have a low pain Christmas! From all of the Admins here at Surviving Chronic Pain!
09.01.2022 http://www.chronicbodypain.net/10-ways-to-make-your-doctor/
04.01.2022 The Australian Human Rights Commission Willing to Work: National Inquiry into Employment Discrimination Against Older Australians and Australians with Disability is now open for submissions, have your say here: http://bit.ly/1Jn1xJp
03.01.2022 NEXT MEETING: Wednesday, 11 February from 1 til 2:30pm at St Ives Baptist Church. Everybody is made to feel very welcome. How's your pain? What have you been up to? Any tips to share?
03.01.2022 http://blogs.psychcentral.com//what-not-to-say-to-someone/
02.01.2022 Surely this is the final lego pain joke?! We hope not. Humour helps us cope with pain. Please keep them coming
