"Making the unknown known is the important thing."
—Georgia O'Keefe
What's New
Jane Goodall on Miracle Makers

For our Special Holiday Edition of Miracle Makers, Cynthia Toussaint interviews Jane Goodall in the midst of her frenetic world tourDuring this enlightening half-hour podcast, their conversation touches  on suffering, resilience and forgiveness along with other issues that promote wellness for women in pain. Link HERE to listen to this inspiring, intimate conversation between Cynthia and Jane - one that will raise your spirits and give you hope for the New Year...

For Grace Signs On for DC Hearing

For Grace, along with other leading pain advocacy organizations, has  signed onto a letter asking the Chairs of the House Energy and Commerce Full Committee, Health and Oversight Subcommittees and Ranking Members to hold a hearing on the Pain Management Best Practices Interagency Task Force report and other pain management-related concerns. This letter is similar to a request forwarded to the Senate Health, Energy, Labor and Policy committee earlier this year.    

Help For Grace Aid Women In Pain

Your 2019 tax-deductible donation will aid For Grace's global efforts to empower women in pain, sensitize the media and public about pain care gender bias and influence policy makers to embrace chronic pain as a health crisis. It is because of your generosity that we are able to continue our education and awareness programs to improve the lives of women who are, or will be, challenged by high-impact persistent pain. Please LINK HERE to read our holiday appeal letter and to give.

December Story of the Month

Please read For Grace's December Story of the Month. Michaela Byer's was a successful hair stylist running her own salon with hundreds of clients. Then nearly overnight, due to a poorly placed sedation IV, she developed Veni-Puncture CRPS that went body wide  eventually leaving her unable to work and using a wheelchair. Her doctors labeled her a crazy, drug-seeking woman because she was blonde with a tattoo. Fortunately her husband remained by her side.

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