Jun 6, 2017
Rate your pain
Doctors and nurses who ask you to rate your pain need to educate themselves when it come to a person with chronic pain. Asking me to rate my pain is pointless. What is my “4” day, would be someone else’s “10” day. When I have a “10” day someone else would be in the hospital screaming, crying with the nurse in a head-lock demanding morphine. We are not tougher than someone who doesn’t have chronic pain, we are just used to living this way. When health care professionals say 1 means no pain and 10 means the worst pain you have ever felt I want to scream WTF every day of my life is the worst pain I have ever felt.
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