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Shamed, Abandoned, and Suicidal


How Bad Policy Hurts Canadians In Pain

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A 2019 survey by the Chronic Pain Association of Canada (CPAC) finds that chronic pain patients are experiencing a decline in quality of life, an increase in pain, the destruction of doctor-patient relationships, and suicide risks and attempts.     


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The Chronic Pain Association of Canada does not recommend any one treatment.

We do promote the education of all of the options concerning pain management so that patients and their physician can make the best choice for each patient.


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