You’ve tried everything.

You’ve seen doctors, physical therapists, and pain specialists. You’ve tried exercise, medication, surgery, injections.

You’ve had surgery and want to avoid the recovery period that comes with that. You’ve even been told there’s nothing wrong; the pain is in your head.

So, you’ve tried psychotherapy, supplements, and meditation. The experience is nice, but the effects are short-lived.

Meanwhile, you wake up in pain most days. You’re trying to get everything done and function in pain. When you do feel well, you’re always playing catch up only to be sidelined in pain afterward. You limit your social engagements. Your relationships are strained. You’re trying so hard and it’s exhausting.

Nothing feels fun anymore. Sometimes it feels easier to curl up in pain than continuing this way. You wish you could take a break from it all so you can finally rest, recover, and heal. But you know you can feel better.

 I hear that.

Actually, I feel that. My story was similar.

I spent nearly two decades dealing with migraines. I explored options in conventional medicine only to be told my tests looked good, there was no “reason” for my symptoms, and there was nothing they could do for me. I tried even more options in complementary medicine finding my relief was minimal or short-term.

It took me a really long time, but I finally understood that chronic pain is not unlike other pain. Pain shows up to get your attention. It’s here to ensure your needs are being met. When I developed a relationship with pain in this way, I no longer feared it and I stopped experiencing migraines.

I believe if you are want to feel well and are willing to follow a new path to get there, you can find freedom from chronic pain. Together, we’ll uncover the root cause of your pain, create a blueprint to respond to your symptoms, regain your health and enjoy your life again.

— Kristen Stafford

Here’s The Path

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