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Cloudy with a Chance of Pain
1,505 members
A community for people with chronic pain or arthritis. Cloudy with a Chance of Pain is a UK smartphone study and citizen science experiment studying the association between weather and pain.
Arthritis Ireland
455 members
Arthritis Ireland works to reduce the pain and improve the lives of almost one million children and adults in Ireland with arthritis.
Arthritis Action
7,573 members
Arthritis Action is a UK charity helping people with arthritis to live fuller lives with less pain. The charity offers a ‘self-management’ approach, providing services and resources on diet and nutrition, weight management, exercise and staying active, mental and emotional wellbeing, and pain management. Our approach helps people gain the knowledge and confidence to better manage their condition. For more information, visit www.arthritisaction.org.uk
Cure Arthritis Community
2,800 members
We’re a US-based non-profit searching for a cure to help an estimated 50 million Americans and 300,000 children afflicted with various forms of arthritis. This arthritis foundation is focused entirely on research. The Arthritis National Research Foundation is committed to funding cutting-edge research and pushing the field of arthritis research forward!
Pain Concern
38,418 members
Pain Concern is a charity campaigning for better pain services and a better understanding of the needs of people living with pain. Pain Concern runs a Helpline 0300 123 0789, publishes information leaflets; 'Pain Matters', a quarterly magazine; and produces 'Airing Pain', the internet radio programme for people living with pain.
JIA-at-NRAS
391 members
This community is for anyone affected by the condition, Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). It is run by the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society (NRAS) and HealthUnlocked and exists to help you find support and information from other people living with or affected by JIA. This is an independent, patient led, forum so please take time to read our community guidelines which you can read under ‘Pinned Posts’. NRAS are a UK based charity providing support, information, and advocacy for people with juvenile idiopathic arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, their families, friends, and carers. Our vision is for everyone with JIA (Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis) and RA (Rheumatoid Arthritis) to be able to live their life to the full. We have a helpline which is open Mon-Fri, 9.30am - 4.30pm and is free for landlines: 0800 298 7650 or email helpline@nras.org.uk Free information booklets are available for download or to order as hardcopy from our online shop, visit www.jia.org.uk/shop to get your copies of JIA Explained, Managing JIA in schools, Medicines in Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis.
NRAS
36,691 members
Welcome to the community for people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). This is run by the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society (NRAS) and exists to help you find support and information from other people living with RA. You may be newly diagnosed or have had RA for some time or you might not have a diagnosis yet - everyone is welcome! NRAS also support people with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) and other forms of inflammatory arthritis. NRAS is a UK based charity providing support, information and advocacy for people with rheumatoid arthritis and juvenile idiopathic arthritis, their families, friends and carers. Our vision is for everyone with RA to be able to live the life they want to. We have a helpline which is open Mon-Fri, 9.30am - 4.30pm and is free for landlines. We also have a huge range of free information booklets available to order or download from our website.
Arthritis New Zealand
86 members
Pelvic Pain Support Network
19,473 members
This community is run by the Pelvic Pain Support Network, a registered charity. The community forum exists to support those who wish to share and learn from others who have abdominal and/or pelvic pain and to provide peer support in managing the pain. It is moderated by trustees and members of the charity who are volunteers with personal experience of pelvic pain. Pelvic pain can be caused by many conditions affecting the pelvis such as adenomyosis, adhesions, endometriosis, painful periods, bladder pain, pelvic nerve damage, pudendal neuralgia, irritable bowel syndrome. One or more of these may be present or the person may not have a diagnosis. Pain that exists for 6 months or more, either intermittently or constant, is a condition in its own right. This community forum exists to support those who have had pain in the abdomen/pelvis for 6 months or longer with or without a diagnosis.
Borders Pain Management
166 members
We are a peer support group specifically for individuals affected by Chronic Pain within the Scottish Borders. We offer support and advice to those diagnosed with Chronic Pain as well as carers, family, friends, employers and health care professionals. We actively encourage members to post their questions to get support from others in a similar position and to feel less isolated.
Australian Pain Management Association
341 members
APMA is a health promotion charity providing advocacy, information and practical support for people living with persistent (chronic) pain and their families. APMA is the consumer health organisation for all Australians who live with persistent pain. APMA is your voice. APMA provides advice, assistance and advocacy, and works with governments, health clinicians and researchers to deliver evidence-based pain management services and ameliorate the personal and economic impact for people living with severe pain.
Action on Pain
1,908 members
Action on Pain is a national charity established in 1998 by Ian Semmons, our Chairman, as a result of his own frustration that it took so long to get treatment for his pain. That frustration was heightened by the fact that when he eventually discovered Pain Clinics some three years after his injuries the treatment he received was superb. During that journey he met many others in a similar position so knowing that complaining to the NHS was a pointless exercise he was determined to do something positive to help others who were faced with a similar challenge.
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