Columbia Neurosurgery’s Reflections on the Facial Pain Patient Journey and Treatment Options
When Lightning Strikes Most patients remember the day their pain began – it’s that bad. Many patients report that “it’s the worst pain you’ve ever imagined.” That statement is sobering
When the Doctor is on the Other Side of the Sheet
Kenneth F. Casey, MD We doctors spend our days running around, seeing patients, looking things up (really, we do – all the time!) and filling out seemingly endless insurance forms,
What is Burnout and How Does it Impact Your Facial Pain?
From the FPA Young Patients Committee When you are chronically ill and have something as painful and unique as facial pain, it is very easy to get overwhelmed and experience
My Life with Trigeminal Neuralgia
Carol Bloom, FPA Peer Mentor and former Support Group Leader My name is Carol Bloom, and I am a peer mentor with the Facial Pain Association. I had my first
The Facial Pain Registry
The MAB Corner – By Wolfgang Liedtke, MD, PhD Dear members of the Facial Pain Association, I’d like to give you my take on the Facial Pain Registry, which is in