isn t anything i did. millions of share jen s experience i isn t anything i did. millions of share jen s experience ofi of sharejen s experience of living with chronic pain, a life now limited, a future filled with uncertainty. it makes me feel like i m trapped inside my own body and fighting a war that i won t be able to win. i a war that i won t be able to win. , , , ., win. i sleep very little and i m in constant win. i sleep very little and i m in constant pain - win. i sleep very little and i m in constant pain all. win. i sleep very little and i i m in constant pain all day, every i m in constant pain all day, every day i m in constant pain all day, every day. unfortunately there is no every day. unfortunately there is no cure every day. unfortunately there is no cure. it s relentless, it s is no cure. it s relentless, it s 24/1 is no cure. it s relentless, it s 24/1 h is no cure. it s relentless, it s 24/1 is no cure. it s relentless, it s 24/7. a sword carrying ni
rain, that relief from pain when she lost a decade of her life. it s relentless nature in her arms, legs and next, captured in her diary. it became a little bit to make make much to keep writing this down because every dayjust seemed the same. she down because every day ust seemed the same.i down because every day ust seemed the same. she also knows the fear of seemed the same. she also knows the fear of feeling seemed the same. she also knows the fear of feeling she seemed the same. she also knows the fear of feeling she was - the fear of feeling she was dependent on prescription and painkilling drugs. in her case, morphine. painkilling drugs. in her case, morphine- morphine. it s like my subconscious - morphine. it s like my subconscious was i morphine. it s like my - subconscious was screaming. morphine. it s like my subconscious was screaming. you are gonna die. you are literally gonna die if you don t do something. i didn t know that i was slowly overdosing. like, it s
said down and basically have a laugh, because while you are laughing you are certainly not crying. i laughing you are certainly not c inc. ,. . laughing you are certainly not c inc. ,. , ., , crying. i describe it as genesis crying. i describe it as genesis of crying. i describe it as genesis of the - crying. i describe it as genesis of the body, l crying. i describe it as - genesis of the body, because it is atways genesis of the body, because it is always there. tonight is of the is always there. tonight is of the body. it is always there. tonight is of the body- is always there. tonight is of the body. it is here we met luke who of the body. it is here we met luke who has of the body. it is here we met luke who has lived of the body. it is here we met luke who has lived with - of the body. it is here we met. luke who has lived with chronic pain for a decade now. his life change in an instant where at age 13 he woke one morning in excruciating pain. when he fi
this is withdrawal. this is withdrawal. nikki has been prescribed this is withdrawal. nikki has been prescribed powerful. been prescribed powerful painkillers including the highly addictive drug, fentanyl, because of a rare and excruciating pain full nerve condition which started 20 years ago. it condition which started 20 years ago- condition which started 20 earsaao, , , years ago. it is as if somebody has stuck years ago. it is as if somebody has stuck a years ago. it is as if somebody has stuck a cattle years ago. it is as if somebody has stuck a cattle prod - years ago. it is as if somebody has stuck a cattle prod to i years ago. it is as if somebody has stuck a cattle prod to the i has stuck a cattle prod to the side of my face. it s extraordinary overwhelming pain. i literally hit the floor and it basically destroyed my life. , ., and it basically destroyed my life. ~ , life. opioid painkillers including life. opioid painkillers including codeine, i life. opioid pain
register as pain. and it is just, knowledge is one of the biggest tools when it comes to pain, and this place helps with that massively. that was a good shot. ~ . . that massively. that was a good shot. ~ , ., ., shot. luke lives at home with his family- shot. luke lives at home with his family. it shot. luke lives at home with his family. it has shot. luke lives at home with his family. it has been - shot. luke lives at home with his family. it has been tough| his family. it has been tough at times, a 23 year old who had dreams of going to university. the world around me is advancing and i am trapped in a room, that is the killer, and it feels like all my friends are now in university and finding jobs. there is a period where you go through the five stages of grief. because you have a completely different life now. it was hard for my family, i know, because it is something i have thought about, as they watch their healthy young child just deteriorate in a manner that is unfores