Dom from Sunderland tells us about how Flippin’ Pain helped along his pain management journey.

Vicky shares her story of living with tailbone pain and how she's helped her system feel safer.

Narinder was juggling a busy job and motherhood: but pain became her whole world. She tells us how understanding her pain helped her to dial down the volume of pain.

Ian takes us on a journey through his experiences with many healthcare professionals and his own learning, to share how he stayed in the saddle.

Fen, from Lincoln, explains how understanding her pain helped her become a pain survivor.

Kat still lives with pain, but she tells us how she no longer suffers and what it took to get there.

Ruth was fit and active when pain from a minor dance injury became persistent. She tells us how she manages her pain and stays active.

Pete explains how he got stuck going round the healthcare system, becoming what he calls a ‘health tourist’.

Tess has lived with pain for more than forty years. She tells us how she found her own way after medication and injections didn’t work.

Sharon, a retired nurse, tells us about her experience with pain and how a Bob Marley song changed her perspective.

Laura has lived with persistent pain for four years following an illness. She tells us how pain changed her life.

Steph tells us how pain medication didn’t help her condition but thinking differently did.

Victoria tells us how mild neck pain after a car accident progressed into all-consuming pain.

Petra learnt about the science behind pain and now she has some advice for healthcare professionals.

Ivor from Darlington tells us how a pain management programme helped him go from depending on a wheelchair to climbing mountains.

Kathleen shares how seeing a picture of her sister in the sea started a journey of courage and acceptance.