Part Two: Sex/Intimacy/Dating and Chronic Pain

Update: 2024-01-12

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So, a sociologist with chronic pain walks into a bar...just kidding! But wait—not really! When it comes to dating with chronic pain, we often get the message to accept what we cannot do. But what if people living with chronic pain already know what they need to experience the love, sex, and partnership they desire? Listen to Mary Jessome explain how it surprisingly all played out...

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Part Two: Sex/Intimacy/Dating and Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain Association of Canada

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Part Two: Sex/Intimacy/Dating and Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain Association of Canada

Part Two: Sex/Intimacy/Dating and Chronic Pain