"Making the unknown known is the important thing."
—Georgia O'Keefe
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Authentic Living with Pain on The Mighty

Join For Grace leaders Cynthia Toussaint and John Garrett Thursday, October 25th @ 1:30 pm PST as they continue their monthly series about Integrative Care & Chronic Pain on The Mighty's FB Live. This month's topic: Living Authentically. How can we with pain be true to who we are and what we want when chronic pain stands in the way? View in and add a comment, pose a question or just say hello from wherever you are in the world!

Is a State Pain Strategy Better?

Change Agent Pain Summit Design Team Member and Chronic Pain Advocate Christin Veasley is featured in an article on the National Pain Report. Christin points out that though the NIH's National Pain Strategy is a groundbreaking blueprint for better chronic pain care and understanding, it's not a priority on the federal level. Can California be a leader in moving this critical policy recommendation to the next level? Christin says "yes", and so do we!

For Grace Leader Defends Opioid Use

Pain patients access to effective treatments, including opioids, was the lead topic of For Grace Spokesperson Cynthia Toussaint's recent appearance on KCAL 9 in Los Angeles. She stated that during the current opioid crisis, it's important to remember that millions of people with pain are physically dependent on these drugs to maintain quality of life. Cynthia also spoke about For Grace's quickly approaching, groundbreaking Change Agent Pain Summit - which can be viewed live on For Grace's Facebook page beginning at 9am PST on November 2nd!

More Media Coverage for Pain Summit!

For Grace's 2018 Change Agent Pain Summit received more great coverage via the National Pain Report! In "Are Things Changing in Chronic Pain?", the Summit is profiled with a list of big happenings that are going on in the chronic pain world over the last couple of months. Take a read to catch up!  And summit luminary, Diane Hoffmann, law professor at the University of Maryland and author of the groundbreaking report, "The Girl Who Cried Pain", is featured in this piece that shares her view on the imbalance with laws and policy regarding opioids.

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