Article in Pasadena Now: “High Hopes”
Karen Singer has been in pain nearly every day since the death of her husband 19 years ago. Not just the pain of loss, but also physical pain, eventually diagnosed as Fibromyalgia. It was painful to do everything and anything.
“My husband would look at me, and say, ‘You’re in pain,’” she recalled recently. Since his passing and the onset of her disease, every day had been a struggle. Until recently.
Any chronic pain sufferer will tell you this. When you live with pain every single day of your life, sometimes even the tiniest glimmer of hope is a form of relief. Whether it’s simple joint pain or the pain from cancer, the question is the same: When will the pain end?
Dr. Nazee Rofagha, Doctor of Chiropractic, hears this question every day in her office. She also knows that so much pain goes either little noticed or rarely treated. But as her patients will tell anyone who asks, it’s more than hope, it’s results.
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