Tips for Reducing Chronic Back Pain and Causes
Back pain is rarely serious and often temporary with most people recovering within 12 weeks. Common causes include osteoarthritis of the spine, spinal stenosis, disc degeneration, muscle strain, and overuse from lifting or twisting. Seek care if pain accompanies unintended weight loss swelling redness fevers or potential infection signs.
Kansas City parade trauma haunts a teen and peers
A 14 year old girl scarred by a February parade shooting plans to start high school anew despite fears and flashbacks. Others wounded at the event report fear, sleep problems, and hypersensitivity to crowds while researchers note long term rises in pain, psychiatric and substance use disorders among child gunshot survivors.
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Gabriella May
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Harvard
Massachusetts General Hospital
Standing X skating balance drill a weekly fitness feature
Chrissy Kadlock and Ashlee Sanchez present a standing skating balance exercise at University Hospitals Avon Health Center. The move strengthens shoulders abdominals ankles knees hips and glutes while aiding fall prevention and body awareness. For more information call Renee Barrett at 440 988 6822.
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University Hospitals Avon Health Center
Ashlee Sanchez
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Renee Barrett
OCD expert recalls son’s early OCD diagnosis and lessons
Becker-Haimes, child psychologist and PATCH director, describes her five year old son's struggle with OCD from early signs to formal diagnosis. She details intrusive thoughts, rituals, and how parents can be drawn into routines, plus strategies like naming the condition as tricky brain and seeking specialized help. She stresses early treatment and caregiver support.
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Mily Becker-Haimes
Becker- Haimes
Becker-Haimes
Hall
the Inquirer
Tricky Brain
International Ocd Foundation
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