New Post Alert - Today I'm talking about the balance between #chronicpain and rules. Today's post was inspired by a recent blog post by the great Dana M. Lewis, thank you Dana!!! #rheumchampion #healthcare #share
https://www.alanbrewington.com/blog/2025/3/16/klt16eh5se8pnrmpozafydt5b4s9ht
Living with chronic pain and rheumatoid arthritis means constantly balancing healthcare rules and real-life needs. In this post, I share my journey of using exercise, pain management strategies, and self-advocacy to navigate daily challenges. Learn how flexibility, smart decision-making, and a bit o
New Post - The hardest day of my life happened while being dad's caregiver. I've never talked about or shared this experience before. We need to remember that quality of life is more important than medical romanticism. #healthcare #qualityoflife #hospice
http://www.alanbrewington.com/blog/2024/12/23/0qzmmbd0cibw0ytinc3nwgu1cyn4vg
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Discover my personal journey with radio frequency ablation, from the procedure details to navigating pain management as a chronic patient. Learn about the benefits, risks, and insights gained along the way. Whether you're considering an ablation or managing chronic pain, this honest account offers h
Explore a deeply personal blog post on navigating hospice care, highlighting the 'utter weirdness' of initial provider meetings and managing the emotional challenges of end-of-life decisions. Gain valuable insights and practical advice to improve hospice experiences. Perfect for anyone seeking unde
Obtaining a second opinion, any opinion, should be a time of opportunity, of excitement, because it is a chance at a higher quality of life. Maybe if we made it harder to obtain a fast-food cheeseburger than health care, I would not have to write posts about whether I should seek a second opinion be