news@burningnightscrps.org
Burning Nights CRPS Support is a UK national charity dedicated to raising awareness of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
DONATE

Category

//Living With CRPS
Learn about Eva's CRPS Story via Burning Nights CRPS Support

Eva’s CRPS Story

13 May 2019
|0 Comment
Last Updated: 13th May, 20202020-05-13Eva’s CRPS Story This month our CRPS patient story has been written by Eva who currently lives in Cyprus. Eva has lived with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome for the last eight (8) months and she has decided to tell her CRPS story. This...
5 Common Myths of CRPS Flare Ups via Burning Nights CRPS Support

5 Common Myths of CRPS Flare Ups

24 Apr 2019
|2 Comments
Last Updated: 13th May, 20202020-05-135 Common Myths of CRPS Flare Ups Understanding Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) Flare Ups and the 5 common myths of CRPS flare ups. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a chronic neuropathic pain condition that was formerly known as...
Complete Guide to Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) for CRPS via Burning Nights CRPS Support

Complete Guide To Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) for CRPS

16 Jan 2019
|0 Comment
Last Updated: 13th May, 20202020-05-13Complete Guide To Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) For CRPS Graded Motor Imagery is one of two treatments for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome or CRPS that have shown to be effective and to have good outcomes. The second treatment considered...
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2019 from all the team at Burning Nights CRPS Support

Wishing You All A Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2019

06 Dec 2018
|0 Comment
Last Updated: 14th March, 20202020-03-14Wishing You All A Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2019   The team of trustees and volunteers behind Burning Nights CRPS Support charity would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2019!   We would...
Burning Nights CRPS Support is working with the charity's local MP in a Campaign to Raise Awareness of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in Westminster.Can YOU help us by contacting your local MP and letting them know you are requesting their support in this matter. Check out our blog with a letter template for you to contact your MP with.

Campaign to Raise Awareness of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in Westminster

24 Jul 2018
|2 Comments
Last Updated: 13th March, 20202020-03-13Campaign to Raise Awareness of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in Westminster After working with the charity’s local MP since January 2018, on 19th June 2018 Burning Nights CRPS Support’s MP, Ruth George MP (High Peak) raised a 40...

Fighting Back Against CRPS with Calmare Therapy

18 Jul 2018
|0 Comment
Last Updated: 12th March, 20202020-03-12Fighting Back Against CRPS with Calmare Therapy By Dr. Michael Cooney, Clinical Director, Calmare Therapy NJ USA In 2010, as I obtained the professional training to use the Calmare MC-5A device, I grew more excited about using technology to...
Can You Help With This CRPS Study For Young People? Are you a young people with CRPS or their parent/caregiver and willing to help us with our research studies to look at CRPS in young people?

Can You Help With This CRPS Study?

06 Jul 2018
|0 Comment
Last Updated: 12th March, 20202020-03-12Can You Help With This CRPS Study For Young People? Are you a young person with CRPS or their parent/caregiver and willing to help us with our research studies to look at Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in young people? If you are a...
The Burning Nights CRPS Support blog on 18 Tips Preparing You For Your Pain Appointment is extremely helpful whether you have received your first pain management appointment letter or your 20th. This blog deals with before the appointment, whilst your at the appointment and other information such as types of questions you could ask about your condition and treatment options

18 Tips Preparing You For Your Pain Appointment

29 May 2018
|4 Comments
Last Updated: 17th January, 20212021-01-1718 Tips Preparing You For Your Pain Appointment Receiving your pain appointment can be for some, a stressful and anxious moment. You may have waited a long while for this pain management appointment, and seeing your pain clinic...
Using the Spoon Theory to Explain Chronic Illness via Burning Nights CRPS Support

Using Spoon Theory to Explain Chronic Illness

16 May 2018
|1 Comment
Last Updated: 13th March, 20202020-03-13Using the Spoon Theory to Explain Chronic Illness One of the most frustrating things about living with a chronic illness is the struggle to get able-bodied people to understand the extent of your pain. That very problem was what prompted...
what-to-know-before-taking-NSAIDs

What to Know Before Taking NSAIDs

15 May 2018
|0 Comment
Last Updated: 13th March, 20202020-03-13What To Know Before Taking NSAIDs Many people who suffer from chronic illness might take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to help relieve pain and reduce inflammation. However, as with other medications, it’s very important to...
‹ Previous12345Next ›Last »

Donate to Burning Nights

Upcoming Events

  1. Loved Ones & Caregivers Online Support Group (March 2021)

    16 March @ 19:00 - 20:30 GMT

  2. Online CRPS Support Group – March 2021

    17 March @ 14:00 - 16:30 GMT

  3. Young Person’s Online Support Group (March 2021)

    18 March @ 16:30 - 18:30 GMT

  4. Easter 50 Challenge

    10 April @ 08:00 - 17:00 BST

  5. Online CRPS Support Group – April 2021

    14 April @ 14:00 - 16:30 BST

View All Events

NAVIGATION

MY STORY
SHOP
CRPS/RSD
SEMINARS
SUFFERERS
DISABILITY
SUPPORT
BLOG
DISCLAIMER
FORUM
GALLERY
CONTACT
PRIVACY POLICY
ARTICLES


NEWSLETTER SIGNUP





CONTACT INFO

news@burningnightscrps.org

Registered Charity No. 1166522
Registered Address: 1 Alder Brook, Chinley, High Peak, Derbyshire SK23 6DN
Registered in England & Wales

Copyright 2020 Burning Nights. All Rights reserved. Site by Calm Digital

Please Show Your Support

Our team is working tirelessly to provide you with up to date information about coronavirus. Record numbers of people now need our support. Our help and advice are only possible thanks to donations from people like you. If you can, please donate now.

Accessibility