PR: Dominique Easley

Brotherly Love and Devotion Helps NFL Star’s Sister Tackle Fibromyalgia

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In the spring issue of PainPathways, Dominique Easley, defensive lineman for the New England Patriots, discusses his biggest play yet, Easley’s Awareness, an advocacy organization created to help raise awareness and provide funding for fibromyalgia research. Easley founded this organization in honor of his sister, Destinee, who was diagnosed at the age of 12.

Easley has set out on a personal crusade to find a cure for this disease, which affects more than 15 million Americans. Through his organization, Easley says he hopes his public persona will lead people to the Easley’s Awareness website. “The website is a way for people to share their ideas about things that help them feel better and find places to go for help,” says Easley.

Other features in the NEW issue:

•  A Guide to Peripheral Neuropathy and Pain
•  5 Steps to Mindful Caregiving
•  Rewiring the Brain to Heal
•  SI Joint Pain & Relief
•  Sleep and Pain
•  The Importance of Early Cancer Pain Management

And much more!

Order the SPRING issue featuring Dominique Easley.

Support  Easley’s Awareness.

Subscribe to PainPathways for HOME or OFFICE. Receive a 25% discount NOW through 4/15/16 for a 1-year subscription.
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Shon Gilmore, Communications Director

shon.gilmore@velaharbor.com

336-714-8389

PainPathways Magazine, based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is a quarterly print and digital resource for patients, physicians and caregivers who manage acute, chronic or cancer pain. To subscribe for home or office, visit velaharbor.com or find us on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn.

PainPathways Magazine

PainPathways Magazine

PainPathways is the first, only and ultimate pain magazine. First published in spring 2008, PainPathways is the culmination of the vision of Richard L. Rauck, MD, to provide a shared resource for people living with and caring for others in pain. This quarterly resource not only provides in-depth information on current treatments, therapies and research studies but also connects people who live with pain, both personally and professionally.

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