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Chronic Pain News for 03-27-2005
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Woman Finds Back Pain Relief In Book (WCVB TheBostonChannel.com via Yahoo! News)
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" You're in pain, but every test shows nothing is wrong with you. What if the problem isn't physical -- but emotional? NewsCenter 5's Rhonda Mann reported Thursday that it's a theory introduced two decades ago, and it's now making a comeback. Some people find it's cured everything from their backaches to debilitating fibromyalgia. "The pain itself was like having a knife in your back," said Janice"
Back Pain's Cause Might Be Emotional, Book Suggests (The Denver Channel)
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"When tests on chronic back pain show no physical problems, perhaps the solution can be found through a book that tackles pain's emotional roots."
Book Tackles Emotional Roots Of Back Pain (NBC 10 Philadelphia)
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"Scores of people suffer from debilitating back pain, but for many, doctors can't find the pain's source. A new book offers another type of treatment."
'Move Beyond Pain' is topic April 2 (Newport News-Times)
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"Clinical exercise physiologist Namita Gandhi will present "Move Beyond Pain, The Art and Science of Pain-Free Movement" during the monthly Lincoln County Fibromyalgia Support Group meeting set for 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. April 2 in the community education room at Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital in Newport."
Book Tackles Emotional Roots Of Back Pain Author Connects Stress, Pain (Local6.com Central Florida)
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"BOSTON -- You're in pain, but every test shows nothing is wrong with you. What if the problem isn't physical -- but emotional? It's a theory introduced two decades ago, and it's now making a comeback."
Chronic Pain News from NewsTrove
Norman Has Back Surgery
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"After exhausting all non-surgical options to relieve back pain that has bothered Greg Norman for several years, the two-time British Open champion decided that an operation was the best course of action. "I had a simple choice," Norman said. "Either retire from the game of golf or seek any and all available means to help relieve the pain that has kept me from performing at a level that suits my standards and at the same time improves the quality of my life."
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""The Tribunal cannot, however, in my judgment, conclude that the reason is not material or substantial because the suitably qualified and competently expressed medical opinion, on the basis of which the employer's decision was made, was thought by them to be inferior to a different medical opinion expressed to them.
Moreover, a reason may be material and substantial within the meaning of the section even if the employment tribunal would have come to a different decision as to the extent of the risk."
The medical marijuana muddle: A clear decision, a hazy outcome
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"While the margin of support for Initiative 148 was clear, the aftermath is anything but.
Law enforcement officers, physicians and even the 82 Montanans already registered as qualified patients are all wondering what Montana's new law means to them.
Currently, a doctor can't prescribe marijuana because it's still categorized as an illegal, Schedule 1 drug. The new statute does, however, allow a patient to seek the signature of a physician affirming that the patient suffers from one of the conditions listed under the statute, such as cancer, glaucoma, AIDS and chronic diseases such as severe pain, nausea, seizures and muscle spasms."
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"The rights will be distributed as a non-taxable dividend and will expire in ten years from the record date. Subject to certain exceptions, the rights will be exercisable only if a person or group acquires 15 percent or more of Renovis' Common Stock or announces a tender or exchange offer upon the consummation of which such person or group would own 15 percent or more of Renovis' Common Stock."
Aish.com News Story
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"The next morning, the pain in my foot was in fact gone. Unfortunately, so was all other sensation. I couldn't feel my foot at all, nor could I move it. It was quite an unpleasant revelation to know what paralysis feels like; I issued a command in my brain for my foot to move, and nothing happened.
This time I reached my own doctor. He showed up at my apartment in his shiny Porsche about half an hour later. Since I was used to waiting for him for two hours in his well-appointed waiting room, I figured this couldn't be a good sign.
He told me he had already called to have an operating room ready to take me back in."
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