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Pain and Palliative Care

The section on Pain and Palliative Care contains articles on pain management, treatments for pain, quality of life issues, issues involving death and dying, and palliative care and hospice programs.

Pain
  • Functional Abdominal Pain and Visceral Hyperalgesia
  • The Crisis in Pain Control for Children who are Complex, Non-Verbal, or Cognitively Impaired
  • The Importance of Early and Aggressive Pain Treatment in Children with Complex Medical Issues
  • Vibration for Pain Control and Calming
  • Types of Pain in Children with Special Needs and Their Treatment
  • Neuro-Crying, Neuro-Irritability, or Pain?  A Personal Account
  • Autonomic Events and Crises:  An Underdiagnosed Cause of Discomfort
  • When No One Is Listening:  Advocating Successfully with Your Child's Medical Team

Palliative Care

  • Choosing Palliative Care:  Not Just for the Terminally Ill
  • Keeping Your Child Out of the Hospital:  Treating Serious Illnesses at Home
  • Support Award:  George Mark Children's House
  • Alize's Story:  How Alize Earned His Wings
  • Using Children's Books to Support Siblings
  • Remembering Sebastian with Joy:  Rituals of Remembrance
  • Living Your Best While Preparing for the Worst
  • A Process of Grief:  The Reality of Grieving a Child with Complex Health Care Needs
  • An Introduction to Pediatric Palliative Care
  • Life After Mito


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