

These are some wee tips that may help alleviate the suffering of chronic pain.
We put together these wee tips as we recognised with COVID19, and all the challenges that often brought people were suffering even more than usual.
Chronic pain, whether physical or emotional, can be totally draining. It may even lead someone to thoughts of suicide. So please, if you are thinking of suicide, talk to someone. Samaritans 116 123 your life does matter, and you matter.
The tips sheets also offer some other website or links which may be helpful for you.
Having a support network can help, and in addition to friends and family, it's worth seeing which other groups maybe have their own peer support groups or online classes or information that may offer some respite e.g.
Sometimes when we feel overwhelming pain, we can turn to strategies that may be distracted in the short term, but in the long term can lead to more challenges,
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There are some resources there you may find helpful.
We would love to have a magic wand to make all the pain out of the world until we find that all we can do is maybe help each other suffer a wee bit less.
I am truly sorry if you are reading this and experience chronic or even acute episodes of pain. This was written for you, with love, in the hope it may offer you something which even for a wee while helps you smile.
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These workbooks invite you to reflect, and if you are still working through some issues, then reflecting on your own maybe not in your best interests. Please, seek support for those issues.
The workbooks will still be there when you are in a place where you feel safe to use them.
There is a lot to the workbooks. Please take time to work through it at a pace that feels comfortable to you. If you have never used a workbook before for self-management, here are some tips you may find helpful:
The workbooks offer some ideas to consider, some space to reflect, some tips to consider, and invitations to decide what action you plan to take and when. Please don’t force it. If you find some sections are a struggle, leave it, come back another day.