Chronic pain blogs are one of our favorite ways to connect with other people who really get what it means to be in pain. Here are our 25 favorite pain blogs, with a few reasons why we love them!

Our 25 favorite chronic pain blogs

1. Hypothyroid Mom

Hypothyroid Mom’s mission is to bring awareness and attention to this mysterious condition that takes formerly healthy people and floors them with a wide assortment of symptoms. When improperly diagnosed, hypothyroidism can lead to serious complications that can be life-threatening. Dana wants to help others who suffer find the help they need.

2. The Sticky Apron

The Sticky Apron is a blog brought to you by a mom who has multiple pain conditions – hypothyroidism, endometriosis, and fibromyalgia. Cher emphasizes putting on your own oxygen mask first (caring for yourself) so that you can care for others.

3. Chronic Mom

Shelley of Chronic Mom also suffers from multiple chronic pain conditions. Her chronic pain blog focuses on the positive aspects of parenting in pain. She believes that kids who grow up with a parent in pain become more compassionate and kind. Her advice is straightforward and reflects her commitment to her family.

4. Just Mildly Medicated

The author of this pain blog is an Army wife with four kids and the condition dysautonomia. This condition affects the central nervous system and comes with a host of medications with side effects almost as bad as the condition itself. This doesn’t stop the author from being a strong advocate for herself and others with her condition.

5. Mom’s Small Victories

This pain blog is packed full of practical advice for managing a chronic condition in a house packed with small children. Tanya focuses on gratitude for the little victories that add up to a happy life.

 

Remicade Infusion days for my Rheumatoid Arthritis are normally tough, emotionally and physically. My coping mechanism today is spending some quality time with my blog planner, jotting down ideas and layouts for how I can help patients liks me cope with this beast of a disease. I know I am one of the lucky ones because my RA is well controlled by these strong meds coursing through my veins. I know I am one of the lucky ones with an amazingly incredible support system of family, friends and blog readers. I know there are also many RA and chronic illness patients who are not like me. They need better treatment options, they need a support system, they need to live with less pain or dare we dream of no pain at all. It is these patients that I am thinking of now as I write plans for my blog. So tell me what you would like to see? What would help you cope with RA, autoimmune or chronic illness? What part of my RA story would you like to hear? How can I help you keep a positive mindset during your journey with chronic illness? Rest well, RA friends, may your days be filled with less pain and more small victories. #momssmallvictories #rheumatoidarthritis #rheum #plumplanner #chronicillness #chronicpain #curearthritis #ncblogger #planneraddict

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6. Chronically Whole

Stacy of Chronically Whole is living with common variable immune deficiency (CVID), Lyme disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and three active kids. Her chronic pain blog is reflective and offers gentle encouragement, even on her most painful days.

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