Such a blast to join my friend and colleague Dr. Rachele Burriesci for a candid conversation about dysautonomia and how it ties in with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. Really appreciate her sharing in her experience and expertise on this subject as well in helping raise awareness around this diagnosis.

A conversation with Alyssa’s Fire Tribe Community around how to find more purpose from pain. I share about my background previous and post CRPS, and how I developed the approached I have around conservative pain management with such a complex disease.

What an enlightening conversation with Dr. Kavya Kanaan around if suffering justifies the wisdom it creates. We go deep into resilience and how you can find passion and purpose in pain, and how these experiences have shaped me and changed my outlook on life and loss.

Want to hear me speak on the patient panel of the Empower You Conference in San, Diego, CA? Head over to our foundation website to access that recording as well as many other resources.

Despite working with a demographic quite different than the average CRPS patient, Suzie and her audience can relate to pain, and particularly stress working with high achievers. This was a really fun conversation that covered a lot of aspects of how I work with and help people improve these things.

Have you ever thought about how hard it is to love a body that causes you so much pain? can we even do that? This is a great discussion around the emotional aspects of chronic pain as much as anything else and how to deal with these incongruences in a society that values us based upon our productivity.

A great tactical and empathetic conversation around learning to move through pain, strategies around pacing yourself, accepting and communicating your limitations, accessibility issues, motivation and drive, and turning off the limiting beliefs in your head.

My CRPS story interviewed by my ‘South Carolina sister’, Melissa! We get into how I developed CRPS, what life’s been like since, how I’d explain the condition, what activities and treatments have helped and what advice I’d give to fellow warriors.