Central Pain is like a journey without end, really beyond comparison, but sometimes it can support us to hear from others who have had to travel a long, hard road.
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November 6th, 2004 at 10:13 am #Mike Morgan
Some of this happens in my central pain. I can wear only abbreviated clothing hecause of the pain of touch. After years of slinking around and hearing comments, I finally snapped and found myself going to much more public places in my limited clothing just to convince myself I wasn’t afraid of their eyes and their “sticks and stones”. Later, I got a hold of myself.