Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on September 5, 2008.
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If being in pain makes you grumpier than you’d like to be, you can warn others about this problem — and show your fun side while making a statement your frustration with your coping with pain reality with this “I’m a pain when I’m in pain!” t shirt and gift idea design.
This design was inspired by this essay on Chronic-Illness.org.
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Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on September 4, 2008.
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Whether your pain is from Fibromyalgia (FMS), back pain, lower back pain, or other chronic pain, trying to work around that pain can totally disrupt your life.
This Whenever Clock shows how pain can make hours seem to tumble and jumble together. Doing any task according to a schedule is difficult. But, time still marches on — and the accurate minute, hour, and second hands reflect that.
This clock shows that you’re not oblivious to time nor are you unmindful to the implications of the importance of time in your life, but it also makes a statement and lets you show your frustration over how pain wrecks your time management capabilities.
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Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on September 3, 2008.
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Continuing with designs that acknowledge The National Fibromyalgia Association (NFA) naming September as National Pain Awareness Month is this “The one good thing about pain is that it reminds me that I’m alive” design.
Show your optimistic side and your frustration about your pain at the same time with this design. Great gift idea, too! In addition to dark, white, and colored t-shirts, this design is also available on buttons, coffee mugs, a chef’s apron, magnets, a tote bag, a messenger bag, and more.
This message is also available on a Chronic Illness Realities comic strip design. Along with the t-shirt and other gift idea items, this design is also available on postcards and greeting card-style note cards. (This comic is the October page in the Collection #1 Chronic Illness Realities Comic Strip Calendar and the October poster print in the Collection #1 Chronic Illness Realities Comic Strip Poster Calendar.)
Additional Pain-Related Designs
Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on September 2, 2008.
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In recognition of The National Fibromyalgia Association (NFA) National Pain Awareness Month,TShirtCollections.com features these 6 ways to increase awareness about Fibromyalgia pain:
1. The Purple Passionate Way:
This purple with white polka dots “Fibromyalgia is a pain” design helps you increase Fibromyalgia awareness and complain about the pain at the same time.
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Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on September 1, 2008.
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Because The National Fibromyalgia Association (NFA) has named September as National Pain Awareness Month, TShirtCollections.com will feature pain- and Fibromyalgia-related designs throughout the month.
Because Fibromyalgia is not the only condition that can result in disabling chronic pain, the first “Warning! Things NOT to say to someone with disabling chronic pain” design is also appropriate for anyone who must cope with disabling or chronic pain.
The final line (”I wouldn’t wish what I have on anyone, but unless you get it, you just don’t get it”) says it all.
You can show your empathy for somebody in chronic pain or show your fun side and raise chronic pain awareness with this “Chronic Pain Warning!” design. In addition to dark, white, and colored t-shirts, this design is also available on coffee mugs, a chef’s apron, magnets, postcards, a tote bag, a messenger bag, and more.
Additional Pain-Related Designs
Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on August 30, 2008.
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This is the last coping t-shirt and gift idea design for this week. This block print “Coping Academy” design reveals that you — or someone you love — knows how to cope with an invisible illness, disabling chronic illness or condition, or other stressful situation.
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Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on August 29, 2008.
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Today features another coping t-shirt and gift idea design. This “Coping Academy, Charter Member” design will help show that you’re making the most of coping with a disabling health concern or other personal challenge — or that you understand how someone you love is coping with a debilitating condition.
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Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on August 28, 2008.
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One of the easiest coping methods is to tell the world that you have a stress coping strategy with one of these iCope t-shirt or gift idea designs.
Make a statement and show that you’re doing your best to cope with your life’s challenges with this blue “iCope” design.
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Or maybe you prefer pink instead of blue. (Everybody knows that your favorite color can help you cope better.)
Complete index for the pink iCope t-shirt and gift idea design
Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on August 26, 2008.
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This design will help show that you’re making the most of coping with a debilitating health concern — or that you understand how someone you love is coping with a debilitating condition.
Of course, health concerns aren’t the only things with which you might need to cope. Many experts agree that acknowledging a problem is one of the best coping skills you can acquire. Myself: I believe that humor helps. So regardless of what type of stress is affecting your life, making light of it may not make it go away, but it can help make it easier to cope. That in itself is a big help.
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A professional writer since 1984, Pamela Rice Hahn is the author of more than 20 published books.